Sabotage Book Shantel Tessier Novels & Stories

Elaine clenched her fists under the table. “Because Caleb made sure it wouldn’t.” Jared’s voice was low, but it carried the weight of a secret that was kept for too long. He handed her another document, a thick folder filled with contracts, emails, and transaction receipts. Elaine opened it, her eyes scanning the papers quickly, her heart pounding faster with each line that she read and each receipt that she saw. Caleb had sabotaged Zade’s plans in every way possible, systematically. He’d bribed investors to back out, spread false rumours about Zade’s reliability, and blackmailed anyone who stood by him, Caleb had sunk Zade’s business before it even had a chance to launch.

His mind kept going back to the email he'd received earlier that day, those damning photos, the implications, and the undeniable intention for chaos. Noah tapped his pen against the edge of his desk, his jaw clenched absently. He was no stranger to professional sabotage, but this felt different. The photos of Stephanie, his secretary, and Michael Carter, a senior associate in his company, leaving a hotel together had been meticulously staged to create scandal. The sender's goal was clear: to damage reputations and sow distrust. What they never knew, however, was that it was Noah himself who had sent Stephanie and Michael to that hotel to have a confidential meeting with a very important clie

A cold wave of realization washed over me. I looked around the boutique. Several coworkers were nearby, pretending to work…but their eyes kept drifting toward my table. One of them smirked. A whisper came from behind me. “What’s wrong, Alvara? Lost your precious sketchbook?” “All that hype… and she can’t even keep track of her own work.” “Guess the prodigy isn’t so impressive after all.” This wasn’t an accident. This was sabotage. “Are you all mad?” Isabella snapped suddenly. “Why would you steal her sketchbook?”

“But I didn’t do anything wrong. I just — I just need this for my portfolio. For Yale. That’s all I want.” “I know.” Her voice is gentle but firm. “And I’ll help you however I can. But if we want to do this. If we actually want to take her down, we can’t do it loudly.” She unbuckles her seatbelt and takes it off. “Sasha did this quietly. She sabotaged you without making a sound. So we do the same. If you go to the principal and Sasha finds out, she’ll just keep fighting back harder. We have to go under the radar.” I stare at her. “What does that even mean?”

Outside, the night pressed against the windows like a living thing. "Tell me about the nightmare," Alexander said. Camille stared into her mug. "I'm drowning. Rose is pulling me down. But now Herod is with her." She looked up. "It's different from before. There's this sense of... running out of time." Alexander reached across the table, taking her hand. The contact anchored her, driving back the nightmare's ghostly tendrils. "There's more you should know," he said. "The shadow engineering team found another layer of sabotage in the Grid. More sophisticated than the first. And installed by someone with higher security clearance than Walsh."

“What are you thinking?” “That we underestimated the political ecosystem surrounding the pact.” “You think someone inside our structure is feeding them?” “No.” She paused. “I think someone is being manipulated into doing it.” “Difference?” “Yes.” “Explain.” She stood and walked toward the window again. “If someone is intentionally leaking, we confront them.” “And if they’re being manipulated?” “Then they don’t realize what they’re doing.” Cassian absorbed that slowly. “That’s harder to stop.” “Yes.” Because the most effective sabotage rarely looked like sabotage.

Hello Lovelies. From here the part two of this book SHATTERED YET STRONG will begin. It is the story of Gabriel and Louis. It will have the characters of book 1, BROKEN BUT BEAUTIFUL continues but they won't be focused much till the middle of the book. Also, this book mentions the triggers of rape, assault and heartbreak. I would suggest if it isn't your cup of tea, you may leave it here. Tabby Chapter 1. Letting the Pain out...

I was rooting for him. “A glass won’t kill you,” I coaxed. She tossed it back in one go. “Uhhh…” She shivered. “I feel hot inside.” “Really? Then take off your clothes,” I said, stirring the pot again. Shalling turned to me, half-surprised, half-amused. She took a slow breath. My whole goal was to get Kalvin so hard he couldn’t think straight—and I needed Shalling comfortable enough to roll with it so the night actually become successful.

He was a feral, bleeding thing when I found him, discarded in the wreckage of a life no one wanted. I gave him structure, purpose, pain that made him stronger. I burned the fear out of him and replaced it with something cold and sharp. I molded his pain. Honed his hate. Taught him loyalty with blood and bullets. So why? Why did he freeze? Why didn’t he finish the job? She was a target, not a person. Sabrina Matthews. Daughter of Evelyn Callahan. Half-sister to Sebastian. Pregnant with a child that could reshape everything I’ve built.

“What are they doing to sabotage you?” He squeezed my hand and explained. “Some of my reports have gone missing, and my meeting notes have been switched to make me look unprepared and unprofessional.” I was shocked. “You’ve got to stop them. I’ll help you go over your reports and notes ahead of time, and you could lock them in a briefcase.” “The sabotage has been done insidiously,” he said. “If I stop them from ruining my reports, they’ll try something else. I believe there is an organized faction who doesn’t want me to be the leader.”