The Reluctant Traveler Review Novels & Stories

Meghan shrugged making Aira roll her eyes. Aira went on greeting her guests chatting with the ones she knew and getting to know the ones she didn’t, the evening was so full of possibilities that Aira found herself completely forgetting about everything except her art. Including her fiancé. “I believe your character would make a huge difference in our game,” A young developer said as he sipped from his champagne, “As soon as I saw your Illustrations I knew that it was what we’ve been looking for,” “I will think about it if you send me the plot and setting of your game,” Aira responded feeling a bit intrigued to see what this young man’s project has to offer.

Nathan carried their bags, while Kemi peppered the receptionist with questions about nearby restaurants and pharmacies, trying to maintain the illusion of three travelers on a simple getaway. Once inside their shared suite, exhaustion settled over them like a blanket. The room was small but cozy — two beds, a worn-out sofa, and a balcony that overlooked the quiet streets below. Outside, the town was winding down for the night; children’s laughter faded in the distance, and the hum of motorbikes gave way to the chirping of crickets. Zara sat at the edge of one of the beds, kicking off her shoes slowly. Her body was sore from the long journey, but it wasn’t the physical fatigue that weighed on

His hand was securely wrapped around her. "Is this place dangerous?" She asked. "No, Kruzenski Petrov is my best friend. It's a business trip." He said, smiling down at her. Her shoulders sagged in relief, "Then, why did you hit them?" She asked, gulping. His blue eyes turned to him, "Enjoy your trip, my love." He said. This was the end of the talk. She straightened her back and gazed out of the window. "Ain't you going to change your attitude?" She asked, wrinkling her lips.

I, Richard Newman, had been together with my girlfriend, Shanine Graham, for a long time. She was very innocent. Even though she had already given me her first time, she remained extremely conservative in bed. Unfortunately for her, I was the kind of guy who liked a little more excitement. I had bought her plenty of sexy stockings and outfits before, but she refused to wear any of them. It left me feeling disappointed, feeling as if something thrilling was missing from my life. One day, Shanine suddenly suggested that we go on a trip to relax. However, the day before we were supposed to leave, she suddenly changed her mind and insisted on bringing her best friend, Phoebe Norton, along.

I almost screamed. Jared looked at me with confusion in his eyes, and I sighed wearily. "Alpha." I mouthed. Realization flashed in his eyes, and he pursed his lips slightly. "You should take care then." He tapped my shoulder, turned around, and returned to wait for us. I watched him leave, and only then did I breathe in relief. I had initially thought Jared would insist on going with us. Considering his stubborn nature, it wouldn't be surprising if he persisted and refused to leave...

Eclipse’s eyes darted to Trick, knowing her mate was stepping on to thin ice. “You’ll find I carry lots of things that might be labeled as questionable or unsavory. Take Lorry Sade’s ‘Windowless Room’,” I explained. “He condemns all vampires after his sister’s kidnapping and torture during the war, even though it was vampires who saved her. Most would think only purists would pick it up and yet his biggest audience is vampires.” “I have a hard time believing any self respecting vampire would read that nonsense.” “So now I have no self respect?” Trick questioned. The man went pale.