Riley Sager Kindle Novels & Stories

How deep was Ryan in all this? But I swallowed them. Too early. Too risky in this room full of ears and agendas. The doors burst open again, this time with far less dignity. Riley came sprinting in, cradling her laptop to her chest like a shield, her earphones dangling precariously off one ear. “Sorry! Sorry! Sorry!” she gasped, weaving around the table. “My Russian teacher is the devil himself. Good evening, guys!” She bumped fists with Ramsey as she dropped into the last chair on his side, breathless but beaming.

“Tough break. Soraya always did think she was better than everyone else. Guess she finally showed her true colors.” I stayed silent. Riley leaned closer, her knee brushing mine. “You know… you don’t have to sit here drinking alone. You deserve someone who actually appreciates you. Someone who understands what it’s like to be used as a pawn in someone else’s game.” Her hand landed on my thigh. I looked down at it. “You and me,” she continued, voice dropping low and husky, “we could be good together. No contracts. No pretending. Just two people who actually want each other.”

She looks so small and lost it twists something deep in my gut. Amelia breaks the silence first. “The Satyre really said that?” Her voice comes out sharp. “Then what happens to Gunnar? We don’t even know where he is. Riley just made his body disappear during the burial. Does she mean he’s alive somewhere but in a different world or something? That sounds crazy.” “Or true,” Caden finishes. He pushes off the wall and stands straighter, his shoulders tense. “We saw what Riley did. That silver fire. The way everything went white. You can’t fake power like that.”

He thought it was just a simple scheme. But he didn't expect there to be so many twists and turns. Their long-held suspicions were correct. A giant web was slowly closing in on them. "Tara, where is he?" Brad wanted to beat that person up. Tara ate a bite of beef before saying, "I've already sent him to the Northern Kingdom. If he stays here, he'll be hunted down." When Tara received Riley's video, she immediately recognized Sage. They were both from the same organization, and they had worked on missions together. Sage liked her.

Priya had smiled and said it made me look like I knew exactly what I was doing—which was generous enough to count as fiction. I did not know what I was doing. Not tonight. Not lately. Maybe not ever. Riley stepped closer and adjusted the thin strap on my shoulder with gentle fingers. Her black dress was sharp and simple, her curls pinned back with tiny silver clips that caught the light whenever she moved. For once, her signature grin was missing. She studied my face with quiet intensity that made my skin itch. “You’re doing that thing,” she murmured. “What thing?” “Pretending you’re fine so aggressively that it’s starting to look like a medical condition.”

“I was where there is no signal, I’ll be going back there after I get a book.” “Really? And where is that?” He asked, stopping in front of a shelf that had adventure written on top of it. My eyes began to search for the perfect adventure book. “The campsite that’s not so far from here,” I uttered, picking up a book. “Red Rising. That’s a good one.” Riley said, smiling widely. “I’m glad I picked a good one,” I answered, walking back to the counter to make payments for the book. “Oh, you don’t have to pay. It’s on the house.” He hastily said from behind me, causing me to halt.

Sagar shrugged his hands off his shoulders and turned away. "Riya...." he muttered and gave Sunny a dangerous glare "Riya is dead"

which is where we will find the “Red Book Of Memories” Naraja: “Pfft, you said “y’a” and~ are you a history buff now. I still don’t even know what a “Red Book Of Memories” is, let alone those other two y’a~ just mentioned.” Isilia: “John. I’m going to kill him.” John: “HAHAHAHAHA. It's okay, Isilia Naraja’s just messing with y’a~.” Isilia: “Not y’a too...uuggghhhhh.”

"No there is! Riley- Me- I am not in a consensual marriage, this is just a contract, there is nothing between me and her, there never was and there never will be, she's a damn goldigger and I despise her. It's all for the sake of money and nothing else, or else I would've never involved you in my life, I'm not that kind of a person either, please try to understand, you can even talk to her if you want to. I did everything for the sake of my parents and nothing else" Riley was quiet, she believed Zared but didn't want to. She knew he was speaking the truth but she was hesitating. She wanted the happy days back when she used to hang out with him without worrying about any of these things, she

"Mira! Come quick! It's Riley—something weird is happening to him!" I drop my practice sword and race to the pack house. Riley is in his room, and he's glowing—literally glowing with golden light that streams from his hands. "What's happening to me?" the twelve-year-old asks fearfully. Catherine and Alexander are already there, staring at their youngest son in shock. "Riley," Catherine breathes. "You're manifesting power. Early." "What kind of power?" I ask. Sage Moira appears, drawn by the magical disturbance. When she sees Riley glowing, her eyes widen with shock and hope.