Three Walkers Novels & Stories

The timestamp showed it was from last night—after he had taken Sophie into the hotel and stayed for three hours, he came out and went straight to his second rendezvous of the night. I had already had someone investigate that father and son thoroughly. For years, they'd made a living through scams and cons, preying on people like harvesting crops—cut one round and move on. Later, they ran into someone they couldn't afford to mess with and nearly landed in jail. In the end, they escaped only by paying out every last cent they had. That was when they came running to my mother for refuge. As for Bruce, he was a notorious playboy. His "record" was meeting five women in one night, something he had

He replied before walking away and I stood close to the door watching him leave with my heart in-between a sea of sadness and a feeling I don't fully understand. After leaving Jane's house Damon wasn't too eager to return back to his hotel apartment since his cousin Roshan had made it into his second home and would disturb his peace so he took a stroll through the beautiful and lively streets of Lake Hill Town filling his eyes with the beauty of the city and the night but it didn't take him long before he started noticing he was being followed in the dark and this time around it wasn't his cousin, Roshan or the foolish human bodyguard, Edwardo who had been spying on him quite for some time n

I wasn't sure I was ready to go through with this because I hadn't been away from home for a long time, but I had to at least give it a try. “So, the night walkers dwell in a forest toward the north of Willow Crest City; it's a very snowy and cold place, so we'll need a lot of thick clothing. The journey will last a total of two days, so we don't have to pack so much food; it'll only slow us down,” Valerie explained, staring at a map on Stevens Wall. “Wait, I thought you said no one knew where the Night Walkers came from?” Marie asked. “Yes, the night walkers are creatures that started appearing around the world centuries ago. Their concentration in that forest grew over time, and drawn by a

My guess was they were fishing. “Gentlemen. How can I help you?” I asked with a pleasant smile on my face, but I was fairly certain they sensed I was mocking them. “Doctor Willis. I’m Agent Walker. I’ve come to talk to you about the case you were working on with Agent Drummand. My co-workers are Agent Smith and Agent Jarvis.” The guy was as smug as a bug in a rug. The other two were scanning behind me, trying to ascertain information themselves. Maybe my Wolfen was indeed kicking in. I could smell a different kind of danger. They reeked of it along with their bad aftershaves.

Accompanied by a nice voice with introduction, "My name is Jones Walker, this is my business card. You have three days to think about it and come to the Walker group to find me, if you don’t, I will look for you." With that, Jones held Clara's cheek with his powerful hand. "Don’t try to escape, little girl."

Third Person Silas walked through the shadowed woods, the moon casting intermittent beams of silver light on his path. The urgency of his mission weighed heavily on his undead heart as he approached the territory of the Silver Moon Pack. The concern for Chastity and the vulnerable state of her pack intensified the gravity of the situation.

the boy yelled, gazing furiously at the dumbfounded krefs. At first, no one understood why he was so rampant. The mentors looked at each other, and when it dawned on them that the guy was talking about the fact that among the Walkers there were the Overshadowed, but he was not warned when he was sent with the convoy ... Rem was the first to laugh, followed by the rest of the old people. Kleskh went in white spots and fell silent, looking around at everyone with a hard look. - I barely beat people off. Are you funny?

She hadn’t left my side. “You brought me back,” I rasped. Her eyes snapped to mine, and tears spilled without shame. “Don’t ever do that again.” “I’ll try,” I murmured. “But you know me.” She laughed bitterly. “Stubborn wolf.” I tried to sit up, groaning. She helped me with gentle hands. “The firewalkers?” I asked. “Gone. For now. We held them off, but barely. We lost three. One of the gates is burned through.”

he asked shakily. Alice giggled gleefully and looked at Liam pitifully. "You're hilarious! There's a three-year age gap between me and Vanessa. Can't you tell us apart? "Or is your brain just not all there? Or perhaps you've known the truth all along but are too afraid to admit it? Are you doing this to try to hide the fact that you are a sc*mbag?" Alice seemed to have lost her mind. Right now, it seemed that she wanted to take everyone down with her.

There was Velnair, its gates looming ahead — not opened, not chained, but watching. The heat curled under Serena’s ribs as she neared. The flame hovering near her shoulder pulsed brighter, as if it, too, remembered this city. Lucian walked next to her, quiet and close. His eyes scanned the towers. Elias trailed, fingers drumming the hilt of his crossbow. It was the pack too, heads high, steps steady. They were no longer survivors . They were Lightwalkers now — keepers of the old truths, and the courage to proclaim them.