The Rescue Sparks Novel Novels & Stories

Truly afraid. The End continued, WHEN THE DREAM AND THE HUNGER FIRST MET... Reality trembled. THEY DISCOVERED SOMETHING WAITING IN THE DARK. The stars dimmed and the fracture shook as the memories returned. It was an endless void, silent and empty. Then, a single light appeared—tiny, impossible, and beautiful. A spark. It was not created by Aurora, and it was not created by the Hunger. It was simply there. The first mystery. Aurora gasped as she remembered now—not fully, but enough. "The spark..."

Gia was the only other person alive who held the key to unlocking them. Bracing the window frame at either side, I hauled myself up and swung my legs over the sill. I beckoned Gia to follow, hoisting her up and holding her bridal style. She clung to me, wrapping her arms around my neck. A lone motorcycle pulled a three-sixty in a cloud of exhaust fumes. I didn’t recognize him, but I knew a rogue dog when I smelled one. The fire wasn't an accident. It was deliberate. He made his one-wheeled getaway, leaving a black rubber skid mark on the asphalt. If I wasn’t cradling a sobbing woman in my arms, I would have shot the bandanna off his head, then painted the streets with his blood. I'd send a m

I almost can't stop myself from reacting in an obvious way at that moment, because that totally wasn't expected. Daniel basically blames his own employees for not taking good care of the security building instead of blaming me, Hellen Briar is never mentioned. And then, when they’re talking about the kidnapping, Daniel shows the video from the cameras outside the Taffy's house where Clara is shown leaving on her own. But the icing on the cake is when Clara is called in and she talks about how much she loves me. How our compatible bond is beautiful and the best thing that has ever happened to her. Everyone melts at her words.

My resolve was ironclad—I need to get the hell out of here. I waited a few minutes, the urgency gnawing at my insides. I took a deep breath, my heart pounding as I approached the door. To my surprise, it wasn’t locked. Mason Green wasn’t as ruthless as I thought. I wasn’t locked up like a prisoner. But that didn’t matter—I had to escape. I slipped out of the room, the soft carpet muffling my footsteps as I ventured into the dimly lit hallway. Shadows loomed around me, and I felt the weight of the house pressing down. I needed to find a way to Aurora Sparks and talk to River.

We would not throw away our last ounce of dignity for a sliver of pity disguised as guilt. I rushed into the forest and found the herbs that contained the antidote before feeding them to Noah. Fortunately, the dose was quite small. The medicine worked quickly, and Noah regained his strength. Silas had signed my application to leave the pack, and Alexander signed the agreement terminating our mate bond. There was nothing left to hold us back. I shifted into my wolf and let Noah climb onto my back. Then, I bolted away like a streak of silver lightning and raced out of the Red Falls Pack's territory.

Holly pantsed, “I could’ve helped Seraphina.” “It’s not too late,” Ivan said fiercely. “We will save her.” Their small paws were torn and bloodied, and it broke my heart to watch them suffer. “Stop,” I begged. “You don’t have to save me. This place is too dangerous—go home, please…” But no matter how desperately I pleaded, they kept moving forward. Thankfully, before they got far, they ran into the rescue squad. “The glacier isn’t a playground,” Xander barked. “Go home. Now.”

The lead officer barreled in, slamming Rafael to the floor and pinning him there. It wasn't until I reached the hospital that I learned it was Caleb who had saved my life. Even though I'd turned him down, Caleb hadn't given up. He followed me home to make sure I was safe, and by chance, he caught Rafael drugging me. Without hesitation, Caleb called the police. They traced Rafael's purchase of sedatives and stormed his rented apartment just in time to stop the worst.

She eyed the mare and asked, “Did you say something?” Sugar blinked a few times and shook her head vigorously. “If you do not return now you may never be able to. You must go now,” she heard the strange voice in her head say in a commanding tone. Suddenly bright flecks the colors of the rainbow flew about. It resembled driving through an intense snow storm, except the snow was colored. Pain shot throughout Tara’s rib cage as she gasped for air. A small cry escaped her lips. “Tara, are you okay?” Dennis called as he cautiously stretched his torso further over the edge of the hole.

The thought of Joshua taking his life and depriving her of one moment with him filled her with unfamiliar panic. Her mind raced. She had to stop it somehow. **** There wasn’t a star in the sky and the clouds were so thick and heavy the moonbeams didn’t stand a chance of getting past them to illuminate the night. The clicking of the lock on his door echoed through the silence of his. Unable to identify who entered, Dennis held his breath and stared into the blackness that enveloped him. Now that he knew where he was and the perils that existed outside the sanctuary of his four walls he found it difficult to relax enough to fall into a deep sleep. He was captured for a reason and that reason c

Until then she would sleep and dream of the touch of Axel's hands against her body. ************* Opening her eyes, Rosa blinked hard, the watery morning sun surprising her as she stared at her strange surroundings. Where the hell was I? Memories flooded back to her slowly, of the night before, the club and the beautiful red-head, jax and what he had done. And of course Axel m The way he had saved her, he had told Jax that he thought she was beautiful, that she belonged to him...