His commander, Lt. Jones, was requesting that the others continue with the mission without him; he wanted Knox back at base. Something was wrong. Nobody ever broke protocol. It was too risky. Ransom Spencer didn’t speak much as he handed the note to Knox. He was a jaguar shifter and assigned to S...
He was leaning back in his chair thinking about the weird dreams he had been having for a week now. He couldn’t remember or describe the dreams, but he felt anxious, thinking something important was going to happen. As he drifted back from the trance of daydreaming, the hair on the back of his ne...
London loved hearing how Alpha City was built and how the Alpha Council was formed, and she lost track of time. When she glanced over at the clock on the wall she was surprised at how late it was. She still needed to call a taxi to come pick her up. Me-Len began clearing the table, refusing Londo...
Then it hit her that she was in her bed. She remembered lying on the floor and pulling the blanket over her, but nothing else after that. Slowly she got up, opened her bedroom door, and looked out. Nobody was in her cabin. The blanket she used to cover herself up was neatl...
Sometimes she hated that voice. Carina Bailey was only eight years old and she had stuff to do after school. She wanted to just be a kid, but sadly she knew that she was different, and even her drawing wasn’t childlike. The pictures in her head needed to be put down on paper. Thought after though...
“Of course. Why do you ask?” Sullivan shrugged. He rocked in his chair as Sky looked down, then back over at him. “You looked like you were a million miles away, thinking about a time you would like to forget.” “You saw all that in one look?” Sky sputtered. ...
He couldn’t believe his eyes. The last time he had seen Adrianna; she was ten years old with pigtails in her hair. She had the biggest, green eyes and long, brown hair. Then he went into the Military with Mace. Cade hadn’t seen Adrianna in ten years. His breathing became ragged. His pulse was rac...