Riding The Bullet Book Novels & Stories

The deafening sound of the trigger being pulled resonates through the air, followed by a sharp, searing pain in my chest. My heart races, fear coursing through my veins, as I realise that the bullet narrowly missed its mark. The shock of the moment starts to fade, replaced by a chilling realisation: the bullet is silver. Panic sets in as I comprehend that my supernatural healing abilities won’t save me this time. The urgent need to remove the silver bullet pulses through my body, a desperate race against time to cheat death.

Walter said, it's quite a problem they are with a gun, and the wolfsbane is still affecting everybody. "Can you really defend against bullet?" Damien asked, I remember it's the last training Madiba gave me, I never knew why but now am happy he did. "Don't rely on your eyes, bullets are too fast, sense it too" I remembered his exact word. Then I closed my eyes and readied myself for the bullet. "Saying your last prayers already" I heard Damien said. "Whatever happens stay behind me," I said to my mate, the other pack members are not close to me so the bullet won't hit them. I heard the first bullet being fired. I cut it in two, I heard gasped, nobody knew its possible.

Allen retorted, unamused that he should recommend attempting to pry the knowledge from Chiri. “It does what any bullet does.” Ekral remarked. Unsatisfied by this reply Allen glared at the man still, until he conceded, adding, “Except this one is cursed.” Stepping back from the object, Allen questioned cautiously, “What do you mean?” His smirk widening, Ekral paused for a breath before delivering his answer, “It will never miss. That bullet is only ever destined to hit Chiri Krane.”

ASTRID was just about to turn off the moon night light on her night stand when she heard a knock at her door. It was Bullet, his hair already scruffy. His smile was quite uneasy when he entered her room. “She fell asleep even before she was able to read to me her new book.” She sat up and straightened up her blanket. ”I bet she got tired from riding her new bike around.” “Yeah, she told me about her ‘adventure’ in your backyard.”

I let it burn, then I let it die. Two men rise from stone cover. Rifles. Silver rounds. I already know their timing. The storm tells me. Their hearts tell me. Before they squeeze the trigger, I move. The bullets slice the air where I was, never where I am. Their eyes widen. Fear stinks from their skin.

I heard someone scream my name but I couldn’t raise my heart towards the sound. Matteo hadn’t seen me coming and neither did Lorenzo. Just as he squeezed the trigger, I jumped in front of Lorenzo, protecting him with my body as the bullet struck me instead of him. The feeling of the bullet tearing through my flesh felt like a sensation that I couldn’t describe properly, like a searing hot knife slicing through my skin. It was like a wave of fire washing over me, starting in my chest and spreading throughout my body. I felt a sense of detachment like I was floating above my body, watching myself bleed out on the sidewalk. It was a strange, out-of-body experience like I was observing myself fr

my words were cut when I felt a prick of a needle at my neck. "Sh*t!" I heard some gunshots as I become dizzy. My vision started to blur and the surroundings started to turn. I felt my knees became weak, Read's muffled voice was heard, and a lot of groans and gunshots behind it. Seconds later, darkness took over, and the last thing I heard was Read's voice

Instead, he revved the engine hard and attempted to accelerate forward through the narrow gap between vehicles. I sprinted after him, gun raised, ignoring the burning in my lungs. He glanced back and fired one-handed. The bullet grazed my upper arm, hotly. Fuck! That hurt so damn bad…I staggered, steadied my hands, and fired again. This time the shot hit. The rider lurched sideways while the bike clipped the rear of a van before flipping violently onto its side. Metal scraped against asphalt and the sound was not…pleasant. The body rolled once, twice, then slammed hard against the divider.

If he'll not open his mouth in the next 5 min then I'm in and I'll take control over. "Fine.Seems like he doesn't love you woman. I want her to be awake and Junaibar watch as she does painfully." And with that, her men dumped a bucket of hot steamy water over the Junaibar's bitch. The blood mixed with water flowed like a red shower. Soon the bitch started sobbing hard trying to reach out to her lover. Still no response. Sighing, she fired at the lady's left leg and started pouring hot water down onto the bullet wound slicing it with just hot drizzling water. Merciless.

I scooped Caleb up, tucking his feverish, shaking body against my left shoulder, his heat seeping through my shirt. With my right arm, I swept Leena off her feet, hoisting her onto my hip. She was heavy, but in that moment, she felt weightless. I just wanted them away from the gore, away from the sight of the woman who had been her mother and my son's captor bleeding out in the weeds. Byron Rider was still standing. He was rooted to the spot, his face the color of ash, his eyes fixed on the spot where the bullet would have hit him. He looked like a man who had looked into the abyss and realized the abyss knew his name.