Creative Writing

Escapade – Chapter 7, The End

The guy in charge of the most recent band of jerks took a shot at Gabriel. Laura snickered at the

Part of her wanted to reach out and put a hand on his shoulder, but given the circumstances touching him

He picked the phone up and set it back down again three times before finally dialing the number. She answered

He raised an eyebrow when Laura stopped the car still some distance from the university. Kravitz shifted uncomfortably in his

Though her boys had been teaching her some moves, Laura let Erilon guide her movements. Her opponent stood no chance

“WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO” Michaels and Gabriel both ducked reflexively before looking at Ted. Ted chuckled. “I think she found the —” “I’m

Lidia stepped back, took a look, fussed with the drape again, then stepped back and took another look. Then she

Mr. Ishi had definitely made an impression on her mother. For the first time since James had been murdered, Coraline

The man leaning quietly on the side of the building stood only a little over five feet tall. He looked

Adam’s message had been enough to compel their cooperation thus far, but that window had clearly closed. Still, they were

Her hands shook a little as she started unwrapping the box. Then she stopped, and took a few deep breaths.

“I punched the harbinger of the apocalypse in the face.” Christophe sat on the edge of the bed, staring at

Lykos tossed the last soldier into the room, then slammed the door. It took only a heartbeat of concentration to

“One would think at some point in the past few centuries you would have learned patience.” Lykos growled at Jormun,

“You’re just messing with me, aren’t you?” Christophe narrowed his eyes suspiciously. “You doubt me?” Lykos gave him a wide-eyed