Somewhere Beyond The Sea Audiobook Novels & Stories

"For sometime, everything was blank. Just blank. Literally felt life less. It was like this for a while. This was until I began to see myself in a dark room. It was terrible at first, as I kept having nightmares about the accident. And some other stuffs I barely recall. God, it felt like hell. Reliving that terrible event every minute of the day. I wanted to run mad. Just went I thought I was at the verge of losing it, it suddenly just. . . stopped. I stopped having those nightmares and started hearing voices. I am pretty sure that deep husky voice was Nicolás'." He chortled. "I did not feel lonely anymore. You know, it felt like they were with me. My family. It was not dark anymore. Just pl

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Once, I might have relented, but the phantom choke of seawater lingered, too vivid to ignore. I never wanted to relive that terror. "Am I not that clear enough?" I said. "I'm married and heading to a new life. Stop harassing me." Sirens wailed closer as I clasped Levi's hand and left.

"Aria..." The voice is chilly, disturbing, and relentless like a faraway echo. My feet are moving on their own, and I can feel myself being pulled forward. I make an effort to refuse and quit, but the draw is too strong. No matter how much I try to avoid it, the sea is calling me. I'm going down. The water takes me as the waves pound into the rocks. It draws me down more and farther till I'm short of breath. My vision gets fuzzy, my lungs burn, and then, just before everything turns black, I hear my name spoken deep within.

Timothy shares a look with Aiden, who heaves a sigh then makes a ‘go on’ gesture. Timothy concentrates. I know what to expect, but I hear gasps as his eyes turn completely black and the salt-sulphur scent of the Marsh becomes almost unbearably strong. I feel what else is happening with my feet before I see it with my eyes. The ground is shaking and water is soaking up through the grass and low undergrowth. A low roaring sound grows in strength, reaching a crescendo as a line of silver races up from the coast, pouring itself through the landscape. It rises ever higher into a silver-white crest above a wall of grey green glass. The sea is reaching out from its domain, and as its relentless wei

he shouted over the roar of the sea. Evelyn turned to him, her hair plastered to her face. “And then what? We storm an underground fortress with two handguns and a death wish?” He smiled faintly. “You’re forgetting something.” “What?” she asked. “You.” He replied. She wanted to laugh, but couldn’t. Not when she felt what he felt, the sense of something vast and dark waiting for them beyond the horizon. Something watching. By nightfall, the storm had broken into flurries of snow, and the ship’s radar began to ping.

I didn't dare look behind me. But it followed. I could feel it. The thing from beyond. When we reached the water's edge, I collapsed to my knees. The river should've offered safety, sanctuary. But it boiled, bubbles rising, steam rising higher. Malen cried out and fell, convulsing. His body twisted unnaturally, veins glowing a violent purple. I screamed and reached for him. I wanted to save him at all costs. He didn't deserve so much pain. It hurt me to see him like this.

Cael smiled. "Yes." "What?" "Remembering what others have forgotten." THE NEW THREAT The Archive suddenly became silent. The High Keeper looked upward. "What is that?" Aria felt it. A presence. Something approaching. Not from the past. Not from the future. From somewhere beyond time itself. The Memory Sea began boiling. A crack appeared across its surface. A voice emerged. YOU HAVE CHOSEN FREEDOM. Aria raised her head. THEN I WILL CHOOSE FOR YOU. The sea exploded.

Behind them, Port Haven disappeared into the darkness. Ahead waited forests, mountains, unfamiliar roads, and a world neither of them knew. But beneath the road, beneath the earth, beneath the distant horizon- the ocean moved. Something followed. Something enormous. Something patient. Marrine felt it. She turned towards the window. For a moment, she thought she heard a voice carried by the wind. Daughter. Her eyes closed. She didn't answer. The truck disappeared into the night. And far behind them, the sea rose. The King of the Deep had found his daughter. Now he would follow her wherever she went.

He could feel the cool ocean breeze against his skin, the salty air filling his lungs with affection inside his chest along with a sense of serenity. A wide smile adorned Aarunya's soft lips as she spotted sea shells, pebbles, mollusc shells and enormous rocks around the seashore. Bending downwards, she filled her hand along with those beautiful things, the foreign touch of little happiness made her heart jump in joy as she found herself feeling those emotions of life again. She is finally breathing!