Journal of the lost

Journal of the lost

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"Looking down at her sword, she sighed and picked it back up. Feeling the cold shoot through her as she gripped the handle, Caroline could do nothing but wait it out. The feeling in her arm would return soon, she knew it. Quietly she turned her attention towards the journal she had thrown at the wall, her dull amber eyes full of scorn and regret. Surely there had to have been a better way to return home. Sadly however, that chance was long gone now." Caroline had been seeing ghosts nearly her whole life, although that never bothered her as much as one would expect. However, she had to admit that her current predicament was much more draining. Forced to travel through a twisted, dull version of earth to find and recapture escaped souls to appease the god Death himself after an unfortunate event during class, she has to decide; Is ones life more important than any other?
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I felt the bed dip as he sat down on the other side but I focused solely on my task until I was done. "This is a pillow barrier. Meaning, you don't breach this side of the pillows." I instructed, my voice firm. "What if I don't want anything between us?" Phoenix said in a husky voice, and I risked a glance. Bad choice. His eyes were dark and his gaze was on my lips, to my chest, then back to my lips. "Eyes up here, buddy." I snapped the third time his eyes went down to my chest. All he did was turn off the lights. When it was dark, he whispered," Can't I admire what is mine?" I had no answer, and turned on my side. He sighed. Despite taking two naps today, I was out cold the minute my head hit my pillow. I could only hope that in the morning, the pillow barrier was still there. ***** Adira has a secret, one she would do anything to protect. She's built barriers around her heart, so strong that only the most powerful force could break them down. Adira was an Alpha's daughter, 19 years old, and didn't want a mate. She was too focused on figuring out what her deadly secret meant for her and those she loved. When she discovered her mate was Alpha Phoenix, she was sure the Moon Goddess was trying to punish her. As truths unfold and loyalty is put to the test, her secret comes to light. Those she loves and the ones who would hurt her without a second thought find out, and she finds out a certain Twin has her in his sights. Will she open up to Phoenix? Will he break down her walls? Or will they both drown in truth's untold? (The first book in the Hybrid Series.) #4 in Werewolf #4 in Possessive mate *You may cry, laugh, smile, curse and/or experience mood swings while reading* * Warning: Not as cliche as it first seems:)*

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