Ulysses Dies At Dawn Novels & Stories

“Jules, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to kill anyone. Someone set me up. Someone set this whole thing up,” “She’s dead!” He growled. “My wife is dead!” A cold shiver ran down my spine. The ship glided to the left, and a few empty barrels rolled off the boards, into the water. The splash forced my eyes to close, because I pictured myself as the barrels, tossed into the ocean by Jules and his wolves. He walked closer again, lifted my chin and pulled strands of hair aside. “Open your eyes, Paris. Open them and see what you’ve done to me,”

Seconds later, a brilliant, muffled flash of light illuminated the depths as the dark-matter core finally collapsed, the implosion instantly swallowing the stealth ship and everything left aboard. The sphere ascended rapidly, rising through the crushing dark, moving toward the world above. Inside, the emergency lighting flickered to life, casting a warm, amber glow over the tiny cabin. Dante leaned his head back against the padded bulkhead, his body broken, bruised, and shivering uncontrollably. Elara slumped against him, resting her forehead on his shoulder, her hands trembling as the sheer magnitude of their survival washed over her. The nightmare of Genesis Island, the fiery collapse of T

They won and she lost her life. 'I have a good time with you, Ulva.' Scar mumbled in her head. 'Everything will be fine...' Ulva's slow and faded tone rang in her head for the last time and Scar smiled inwardly. This silly wolf was still thinking she would be saved. Maybe, that's her last hope before dying. Scarlett didn't break Ulva's little bubbles, and watched the very gorgeous man for one last time, before closing her eyes for good. She felt, she heard a deep howl far away, yet so close, which faded soon and she fell into a deep slumber.

Vanessa’s voice commanded through the comms. Damien grabbed my hand, hauling me up into the aircraft’s cargo hold just as the warship’s hull collapsedbin a final, cataclysmic explosion. We hit the deck, breathless but alive, as the ship disappeared beneath the roaring ocean, consumed by fire and destruction. It was over... After the Fire Hours later, the storm finally passed, leaving only calm waters and a silent horizon. The dark sky began to soften, the first light of dawn stretching across the endless ocean.