Sarah Carter Falling Skies Novels & Stories

Both friends watched the sunset. Their silence held so many unsaid words as they wondered how Jake was faring. Jake’s children were grown up like Nate so there wasn’t much to worry about. His wife on the other hand was a local farmer and she wasn’t taking the news well, Nate saw that she was cared for and lacked nothing. “What do you suggest we do?” Katie asked as she walked into the room. Her black catsuit reminded Nate of Charlie's angels. Her hair was slick back from her face, making her cheeks and bones more rigid.

I never knew my heart could hurt from happiness. I stay in his arms and neither of us moves for a long time. I forget everything around us, and every worry I had before this. For now, it's just me and him, and I don't want anything to ruin this. "Emma, look up," he finally says. I lift my head and look at him. "What?" Holding my shoulders again, he turns me around. "Look up." I look up and gasp. There they are, white flakes floating down from the sky. Some are resting on the flowers while others fall to the ground.

I didn’t come here to fall in love. But I was already slipping. The cocoa stand was just as she promised tiny, rustic, and magical. Fairy lights twinkled overhead, and the air smelled like sugar and cinnamon. We stood in line, helmets off, steam rising from the cups of the people ahead of us. I glanced at her while she wasn’t looking. Lily Carter. Snow instructor. Small-town sunshine. Possibly made of stardust and pine. “What?” she asked, catching me. “Nothing.” She gave me a look.

“No! Selene! Please don’t do this! You don’t have to do this!” I froze. Her tone was loud, panicked, acting—like she was performing for an audience I couldn’t see. “Don’t push me, Selene! Please!” “What are you—Sarah, stop it—” But she just smiled. A wicked, unblinking smile. Then she leaned back—too far—and pushed herself. “Sarah!” I reached out, arm extended, heart slamming in my chest, but it was too late. Her body tumbled down the staircase like a ragdoll—arms, legs, hair everywhere. The sound of her fall echoed down the hall, brutal and final.

Catching the ball midway, he fled the hall and ran to the sports field. The students began their walking again, while others laughed at George’s behavior. A certain person was however not amused by the event that just played out, her temperature degree had boiled over a 100-degree Celcius. Her heart rate thumping wildly She squashed the can of malt in her hands, spilling the content to the floor in anger “Marie, what are you going to?” Sasha, a minion of her asked “Stacy is never going to agree to date him which is something I know George has in mind. My mind tells me she is up to something” Trisha added

There was no time to think—no time to second guess. She took a deep breath, mustering every ounce of courage, her legs trembling as she prepared for what could be her final move. The voices of the men hunting her grew fainter behind her, but the urgency remained. The cold air rushed past her as she plunges from the height of the wall. Her hands clenched into fists. This was it! Without another thought, she leaps. "Grandfather, please help me." Sarah close her eyes tight, feeling weightless as her body hurtling towards the water below. She could hear the shouting from the men, their panicked cries growing more distant as she plummets closer to the lake. The surface of the water rushed up to m

She also brought people to the prison to humiliate Dax, herself and others. Sara would never forget the humiliation she suffered during her days in that prison. Sara knew that she had to pretend to be a Snow Mountain Sect disciple, but she could not hide her hatred when she saw Karen. 'You caused me to be separated from my brothers and sisters. I will make you pay for that!' Sara clenched her fist discreetly. Karen felt suspicious when she noticed Sara's stare. 'What is wrong with that Snow Mountain Sect disciple?' At that moment, Karen still did not realize the lady in front of her was the young miss from the Carter family. The Endless Sky Organization had been searching for her.

She squinted her eyes. *gasp*... A person? Damn is that another? She asked as her eyes widened. She pointed at them in the sky. They were moving incredibly fast. She saw flashes of lights from the figures in the sky. A bright light was going from one towards the other while the other person dodged and raised a counter attack, sending a red beam of light. It was like watching a movie for Mia. Everything seemed so when she suddenly realized that they were fighting. Right above her head a fight was going on. She couldn't believe what she was seeing.

She used her ability, and it felt more powerful than it ever had before. “Jump yourself then, Aria.” Her voice boomed and matched the thunder that filled the air. I couldn’t help but obey and felt tears slip down my cheeks as my body took the last few steps back, free-falling into the air. “NO!” Judy called out and Rebecca began cackling. The girls both watched as I began falling. Time seemed to slow down as I began my descent to the rocks. I thought of my parents and how much I loved them. I prayed that Rebecca wouldn’t hurt Judy now that I was gone. I thought of everything I had never done with Atlas. I couldn’t help the tears as I fell to my death. If only I had my wolf, I would be able t

Running came naturally after that. Not sprinting. Just… escaping. Her breath hitched as her legs carried her forward, heart pounding, lungs burning. She ran from the memories, from the humiliation, from Jaden’s cold eyes, from James’s voice still haunting the corners of her mind. She didn’t hear the car. Didn’t see the headlights in time. The impact itself was not loud. Just suddenly. A violent interruption. The world lurched sideways, and then there was nothing but air her body lifted, weightless for one horrifying second before gravity reclaimed her. Pain exploded everywhere at once, sharp and blinding. The ground rushed up to meet her, unforgiving.