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He was a very important person. He made wheels turn and things happen; people meet and businesses concluded. Oh, yes, he was the man behind the scenes. Very, very important. He parked in the garage and went inside, into the pristine kitchen. It was quiet in the house; not a heartbeat around, as it should be in the vampire's dwelling. That's what I'm talking about, he though as he kicked his shoes off by the garage door (one of the house rules) and put the groceries he'd bought for Sookie in the refrigerator. He checked the expiration date on the True Blood bottles on the top shelf; they were still good for another week. Who needed these, wit

Through the gate, she saw a world of metal, concrete, and glass. People on the other side passed by without noticing her, barefoot. With determination, she crossed the threshold, and the passage closed behind her, cutting her off from the past she'd lost. She was in an airport. Her miraculously changed appearance helped her blend in perfectly: blue jeans turned her into a modern woman, and her long black hair was now pulled back. "Emma Galvin?" a man was quickly approaching her. Was she? She gulped, "Yes?" "Glad I found you. Here's your ticket, please hurry," he thrust a package into her hands, rushing her along. "Do I know you? Do you k

Prologue Put Me First, Chapter 8: Expect The Unexpected. EPOV. …"Pam," I put my hand on her delicate shoulder. "Be objective. I cannot say there is nothing to worry about, but the chances of direct danger are minimal. Close up as if nothing has happened. Remain calm. That's the best thing you can do for me. I am asking you." She presses her lips in a thin line, "Okay, Eric. But if you're not back by dawn, I swear I'll reveal every dirty secret I know about you to your bonded. Including your night at the zoo." "That night was a disaster." ~ Eric had lowered the window on his side and was now sniffing the air with great concentratio