The Neon Bible Book Novels & Stories

— That's the problem, I don't know anything about him — I confess. “Yeah, well, that could be a problem I have the answer to,” he says, as he takes a small book out of his pocket. The small book fits easily into the palm of his hand, and he hands it to me. I open the first page of the black leather bound book, which has nothing on the cover, and inside are detailed pages filled with writing and paintings of moons much like the marks on my neck. — Do you want to read? It's the story of the forbidden god and everything he stands for. - Yes. I mean thank you. You wrote this? I ask. He shakes his head without saying anything else. I look down at the book and start reading about this forbidden go

"OMG! Then the people that died in the war, they didn't die for the country, they died for one strange man? Ok this shit is getting complicated." Mercury said, removing her glasses. "There is something we absolutely are so blind to see yet. Mercury I am getting the Bible, let's know what the verse in Hebrews has to tell us." I went in and covered the bible with a blanket as I made out with it. I took it at the back of our camp where Mercury sat waiting for me. Yuvonne was not in the room when I entered. If not, she could have asked the heck out of me. "Okay, so. We will be looking at Hebrews chapter six versus nineteen" I said as I flipped the Bible to get the page. When I found it, I read o

“In early spring, Neo takes over Purgatorium and brings it to an end. He takes charge of Apotheosium. He announces the change of Purgatorium’s reign at the end of February. He establishes Drakarium, retires the title of ‘godking’ and takes on the title ‘Dracorex Neo.’” These were the contents traced onto the pages of the book. Carlene knew its contents like the back of her hand. These words were part of an ancient prophecy. She used to think that it was just some made-up prophecy, but she thought about it afterward and figured that it was not the case.

That counts for something, right? My name is Annalise McDermott. And for the record, I am a nerd. A hopeless romantic. A person who believes in love even when it clearly hates me back. This is my playbook, a chronicle of terrible timing, questionable decisions, and the kind of love that shows up when you least expect it, usually right after you've sworn you’re never falling in love again. So here is a little friendly advice: do not follow my advice. At least not until the very end.

he observed, a warning subtly lining his voice, and glinting in his narrowed eyes. Ever since they found out that they were having twins, Nero had never admitted it to a soul, but he had been trying to learn and find out more about what to expect through the entire process. He was clueless, hence that particular book he was reading. And from what he had seen and read so far, it was a lot. He smiled evilly. “Tell me Nico. Are you having fun?” Nico knew that look. And he knew that the next words he said could either save or sink him.

Lamps hanging on the wall burned without flame, the pale, ghostly light stretching across the floor. At the center of the space was a stone altar and a book. My eyes narrowed at the thick tome. “Wait, is that our answer?” I asked. Getta ran her hand over the cover reverently. “This book has existed before your pack existed. It’s dangerous.” “Wouldn’t expect anything less, of course,” Bennett murmured beside me. Without another word, Getta began to place things around the altar. Herbs, vials, and bones were the things I could recognize.

Roman's breath stuttered as he sucked a breath in. “Yes, I will be your queen,” Roman said, forcing his voice out as loud as he could without crying. Ezra smiled as he brought the Omega's hands to his mouth and kissed his fingers before standing. Roman's lips part when Nadja begins speaking again, recognizing the tongue of the ancient dragon language. His eyes immediately filled with tears as he looked at Nadja in shock. The ancient Elder stood tall, holding an old thick book. Scales lined the book, creating the cover. On the front is a perfectly shaped baby dragon's first claw that looks as fresh as the day it was shed. It symbolizes the beginning of a dragon's life, a perfect symbol for th

My Father "yes it is honey, gladly to have a lots of baby dragons" my mom replied calmly -ERUVELLIEL'S CHAMBERS- After breakfast, I came back here at my room and sitting comfortably here at my balcony, I'm about to lay down but I saw eclipsa's pigeon flying towards me and, I quickly get the scroll to read the message "my dear beloved friend", the heck this childness it makes me cringe, this disgust me eclipsa! {chill author-nim's readers it's a joke, well this is how we work our friendship}

neo:- so leo runs through the manhole, she is genus, she has a plan, but it not going to be easily matched, I go after her, I can see in the dark very easily, and you go after her, and try to take batch form her, and I am going to torture her to black Mail her. hope you are enjoying the story going to get interesting from here and out, hope you stick till the end, many new characters are going to introduce and their character development and it would be interesting to see thier their emotion and darkness, let see how demon going to end whole organisation of evil people, illuminate, illuminate is real and it is inspired from the real story and all the mess up thing going around the world, who

"I don't know what it is...hell I recently discovered they were after the bibles when Terrance brought me his before fleeing." "Yes, and I remember him attempting to leave Celie's behind too but she wouldn't cough it up." Terrance rubbed his forehead as if being stressed out by the situations. "Why wouldn't they take the bible after killing her? Not only that...but why would she risk them securing the bible? Willie Lou shrugged her shoulders, she said. "You are the Divine God...I expect you to know all these answers!" Terrance noticed the house was no longer in flames, assuming that Phuture extinguished them before or after examining Celie's bible. He didn't expect Chicago's work against the