The Escape Room Book Novels & Stories

She had told me after she escaped when she was taken hostage by an enemy of her father. I grip the thin fabric of my dress tight. I don't want to be kept as a captive forever. I don't know what this man plans to do with me and I don't want to find out. My feet make no sound as I near the room. I brace up to look inside the room. No one is in there. My shoulders slump in relief and I slip inside the room. Bookshelves line the wall. The scent of books mixed with a misty scent of pepper occupies the room.

Charles had gone on a business trip, and Samantha had been busy with her thesis. "I was behind her at the time, and I heard everything you said. But I never stopped what I was doing. "I was thrusting her so hard that she struggled to catch her breath, yet she was still comforting you," Charles said. My blood turned cold in an instant. For the first time in my life, I felt like I hated everything about the world. The system's voice rang out. "The host's desire to leave has become stronger. The elimination time will be reduced to half. Counting down. 24 hours left."

“Goddamn it! She’s not in here!” “How could she escape from her? The window is locked and there’s no other exit either!” It became a mystery for all of them. Escaping the room with tight security was impossible unless she found a secret door. “We’re not leaving this room until we found the secret door! The rest, go to the ground floor and guard the front and back door!” “Yes, Sir!” Five guards searched again the entire room. This time around they touched the bookshelf and pulled out every single book in it. Until the wall split into half.

She smiled back, waving her hand as I left the hall. I walked over to the supply closet, gathered the cleaning tools and fresh linens I needed, and headed straight up to the master's wing. I pushed open the first heavy door, entering the space that belonged to Valerius. A familiar chill ran down my spine. As usual, the room was dimly lit. Since they were supposed to be thousands of miles away in Russia, I had planned to escape through the back door tonight. Once the rooms were flawlessly presentable, I slipped out of their suffocating rooms and made my way down to the gardens to meet Leo. The crisp evening air felt like a lifeline.

the Architect sneered, pointing up. The clouds glowed red, and giant words rolled across the sky, as if a huge invisible hand was typing: > “JULIAN AND MAYA ESCAPED. BUT THE COST IS HIGH. THE AUTHOR IS GONE. THE BOARD HAS NO LEADER. THE VILLAINS FROM OTHER BOOKS ARE NOW FREE.” Maya stared up, terrified. “Other books? What does that mean?” “It means,” the Architect said, smiling cruelly, “I’m not the only one hunting you. The Board kept a hundred books on their computer. Scary stories, war stories, stories of monsters that eat stars. Now, the walls between the books are gone.”

" I jumped through several elevated bases leading to the 16th deck, I made sure my movements were light and silent so as not to be detected easily. When I finally got to the last room where I suspected the book to be hidden, I repositioned to the window and took out my tools to punch some holes in the window pane, through the holes I put my hands and unlocked the window. After that, I carefully sharpened my sense of hearing, and as soon as I was sure that there was one in the room, I climbed in. The room appeared empty and dark to the point that I couldn't see anything. I turned on my flashlight and there it was at the center of the room on a stand. I carefully walked toward it, making sure

Meanwhile, the man in the hat found himself inside Mathias' room, a stroke of fortune—or misfortune—placing him exactly where Mathias had concealed the book. As he writhed in agony, his eyes inadvertently landed upon the coveted book. Disbelieving his own luck, he swiftly snatched it, his hands trembling with anticipation. Without a moment's hesitation, he leaped out of the shattered window, escaping into the night. "Let's make our escape!" he bellowed, urgency lacing his voice. His men, some struggling to their feet while others were carried, rallied and fled, leaving behind the scene of chaos. Unbeknownst to Mathias, the man in the hat now possessed the book. Unwavering in his pursuit, Mat

The floor and walls were all made of fluorescent materials and they reminded me of the pack's name, the Lumiere Pack. In front of me were piles of dusty books. I knew intuitively that this room had what I needed. Angel could get out of the pack with her speed, but I couldn't seem to get out of this place on my own. So I wasn't going to escape on my own, I was going to wait for Derek to rescue me. He must have noticed that I was gone and was probably looking for me now, and I wondered if he had met Angel yet. I sighed, picked up a book, and flipped it open, reading it by the light of the wall. It was a book about weapons, with pictures of various weapons as well as text descriptions.

She was glad to know that. Fire lamps were also scattered every three meters in the path walk. She noticed how spacious this place was. She just realized the hut-like room she was in earlier was the only room standing in that area. It was surrounded by tall trees and plants. From afar, she could see the wall fences; huge and looked so massive. She could also see a wide field on the other side. It looked like a training ground. She wondered why this place looked secluded. She was so sure that if she tried to escape, they would easily catch her. To be locked inside a room was the least in her liking. So she wouldn’t bother running away… just for this moment.

Liam stepped forward next and spoke with his voice firm but reassuring, “We have fortified the gates and Kael has placed sigils at all the entry points, you are safe here as long as you follow orders." Scarlet reached under the table finding my hand, she squeezed tight with her cold fingers. Kael's gaze found mine briefly across the crowded room. The eye contact was quick but I had felt the spark between us, also an unspoken warning that this wasn't just about demons wandering too close it was about me again. Dinner ended early, the hall emptied in an uneasy silence with people hurrying back to their homes. I walked with Scarlet, Hailey, and Liam back toward our houses.