Robyn Carr Thunder Point Series In Order Novels & Stories

The DeLucas had been irritating, of course, but Nico… he had been something else entirely. I ran my fingers through my hair as I stepped out of the underground parking garage, the cool night air greeting me with the scent of rain and asphalt. The city was alive around me, but it felt as if there was a bubble around me, isolating me in my thoughts. I wasn’t used to feeling unsettled. I liked control. I liked knowing what was happening and where things were going. But with Nico, it was different.

Tell her you’re mine. I traced the path with my finger, memorizing every detail. Lunar Falls. I’d heard whispers of it, a mysterious place where wolves who didn’t fit into traditional pack structures went to find refuge. Rogues, outcasts, those with nowhere else to go. It would be a two-week journey on foot, through dangerous territory. But it was a destination. A purpose. Hope. A soft tapping at my window made me jump. I looked up to see a shadow on the other side of the tiny window; someone was on the roof.

In coming to Ravenwood, it's what I'm hoping for anyway: I have to keep living my life and move on. Shutting myself away won't help me move in and mourn my parents. I was right to insist with Draven. I can't wait for Saturday night to make the most of my evening. Until then, let's hope that the week won't be too hectic. As long as Caroline and Logan stay away from me. I am also curious to find out more about Amelia Forbes. But I'll have to be discreet and very careful not to cause myself problems. I already know that the Bathory might not appreciate me asking questions about them. Not to mention Sarah, who is a real mystery in herself.

Instead of crumpling to the floor, her feet left the ground, her body slowly lifting into the air. The second wave shattered the bulb above her, sending sparks raining down as the concrete walls rumbled and cracked. With the third, the color bled out of her eyes, leaving them perfectly white and sightless. The sound of distant thunder filled her ears, deafening her to the yells of the men around her. Her body felt both light as a feather and heavy as stone as she floated several feet above the ground.