The Guide Novels & Stories

– He questioned them. - I'm Neshkoro. - One of them said. - I am Ana. – The other one showed up. - My name is Rita. - The other said. - We are your guides. - They said in unison... - Guides... - He repeated. - Guides for what? – He questioned her. - I am the guide of death. – They said. - I died... - He said. - But how...? – He questioned. - It was like crossing the corner. – The girl with the short hair Chanel said.

She replies. The benefit of having a spirit guide is that they know other spirit guides. They say that the eyes are the window to the soul, and Lily has already seen into Gabe’s eyes. Now she can try to work with other guides, and we may be able to use what Lily calls supernatural GPS to get an idea where Gabe is now. I rush out of the office, Sherry yelling after me asking where I am going. Deputy Scott feels confusion and worry as he looks after me.

EVE The Void wasn't what I expected. I'd imagined something dark and scary, like a horror movie. But when we crossed the boundary at dawn, following the witch's guide to the invisible line that marked the entrance, it just looked like more forest. "This is it," the guide said, stopping abruptly. She pointed ahead. "Past that oak tree is the Void. I go no further." "It looks normal," Eve said, adjusting Lucia in her arms. "That's what makes it dangerous. You won't know you're in trouble until it's too late." The guide handed Adam a pack of supplies. "Good luck. You'll need it."

Also, the main guide we were able to find is from thirty years earlier. —Up to this point, the main thing that familiarizes us with The place is the place where it is,— closes the redhead, in any case, it is her girlfriend who takes out the guide they referred to, puts her on the level surface and takes out the specific brand of the area of that city.

Adam said from beside me, his voice pulling me out of my thoughts. I turned to him, my heart pounding. “What?” “Calm down,” he said, his tone even but his eyes sharp. “You’re not going to help her if you lose control now.” I swallowed hard, nodding, but it didn’t make the knot in my chest go away. Another hour passed, and the atmosphere grew heavier. The car wound its way through narrow streets until, finally, it stopped. “This is it,” the guide said, his voice flat as he gestured ahead.

Reacting. To her. She felt it immediately. “It knows I’m here,” she said quietly. The guide glanced at her. “It remembers.” Amber frowned. “Remembers what?” The guide’s expression darkened slightly. “What it lost.” A chill passed through her. Raymond’s hand remained lightly on her arm. “We don’t stay exposed,” he said. “We find somewhere to stabilize her.” He meant her mother. Amber turned quickly.

“May I?” “Yes,” the guide said at once. Elias’s fingers found the guide’s wrist, light but grounding. He felt the pulse there fast, controlled only by effort. “You feel… human,” Elias whispered. The guide let out a breath that sounded dangerously close to a laugh. Or a break. “That’s the risk,” he said. “Being seen.” The guide’s other hand came up, cupping Elias’s jaw with care that bordered on reverence. The trembling didn’t stop but neither did the touch.

"Not interested? That's a shame. I thought we had some chemistry going on here." He was enjoying this. "I don't want a Guide, okay?!" "But you need one, right? You want someone who understands you and who will never judge you. Someone who won't back off no matter how much you struggle. Someone who knows exactly what you need." "Yeah, yeah, I get it. You think I need a Guide because I'm defective or something." I retorted.

she just heard about them. Alejandro pulled the chair for her and sat next to her. Osman was noticing everything and staring at her. She was feeling uncomfortable by his looks. Alejandro was serving her food and taking care of her. Robert was hesitantly looking at them. "So, where did you find her?" — Osman asked Alejandro "She was my tour guide." — Alejandro replied. "A tour guide? are you doing it professionally?" — he asked Ceyda "No, she was only my tour guide." — Alejandro replied instead of her

I echo, my voice trembling. The officiant smiles. “May your light shine upon us forever.” Vanda nods. “Thank you.” “It is my pleasure to welcome our new Luna and bless your bond. If ever you need guidance or feel far from the Goddess, do not hesitate to come to me,” the guide says, before glancing up at the moon and retreating into the night.