The Gender Game 2 Read online

Page 3


  I heard something grind beneath me, and then the aircraft shifted slightly, heading to the left. I jerked it straight, and then angled the wheel to the left. The aircraft shifted right. Looking over my shoulder, I could see a fin extending from the rear of the craft. It looked similar to a rudder on a boat, except instead of going left when the wheel went left, it did the opposite.

  Weird. And also unimportant. What was important was that I could finally steer this thing, as long I remembered to turn the wheel in the opposite direction of where I wanted to go. I allowed the aircraft to continue circling left at a slow lazy pace, circling the way I had come. Periodically, I readjusted the circle, allowing it and the wind to carry me a little further back, my eyes searching for that flash of white again.

  It was eerie how quiet it was up here. I stared at the canopy below, knowing it was teeming with life. Yet up here, nothing moved.

  The Green was toxic. Just like the river that flowed out of it—polluted and dangerous, anyone exposed for too long could suffer serious lesions that resulted in death. It drew my mind back to my brother, when he had fallen in the water on that fateful day I had tried, and failed, to smuggle him into Patrus. I had no way of knowing for sure if he had survived the water, but I still held hope that he was all right.

  Lies, lies, lies, my mind whispered to me. It flashed to one of the pictures that sat in the backpack below my seat. Of the words Lee had carved into the windscreen of King Maxen’s gold sedan before the bomb. FOR THE MEN YOU WILL DECEIVE. I scowled. It wasn’t just men who were being deceived. Matrus was clearly doing the same thing with their citizens. Two civilizations were being lied to. I had been used, betrayed, and almost killed over this egg. I wanted the truth. I deserved the truth.

  But I had no idea how to find it, short of returning to Matrus or Patrus. Besides, my priority was my brother now.

  I looked at my compass, watching the needle swing as I circled the motorcycle in the sky.

  Maybe I had imagined the flash of white. Or perhaps it was a reflection of something… maybe a body of water reflecting the moonlight.

  I needed to stop looking for things that weren’t there, and focus on what was. I was wasting time. But as I straightened the wheel, fixing it to the north in hope of discovering some clue about my brother, the strange flash of white caught my attention again.

  Curiosity getting the better of me, I tilted the aircraft and steered toward it.

  The dark canopy whizzed by underneath the carriage. I was too high for it to hit, but it was a bit disconcerting. I saw the white more clearly now as it flashed again, but I couldn’t make out what it was from this distance…

  A gust of wind swept up from nowhere, causing the aircraft to shake. My heart in my throat, I gripped the handlebars and adjusted my course, keeping my feet firmly planted on the floor beneath me.

  The propellers groaned as the wind continued to assault the motorcycle. For a second, I rose several feet, only to drop down again, the propellers catching the air. Adrenaline flooded my body, my heart pounding in fear. My knuckles had become white from the strain of holding on.

  Again the wind buffeted the aircraft, forcing it to rise and drop. I started to angle to one side, the wind pushing me and the aircraft further. My instinct was to turn into the wind—I tilted the tire sharply, and began to bank into it. It howled in my ears as I turned, shifting my hips and body. Beneath me, the motorcycle gave a deep shudder.

  I kept turning hard until the wind was at my back again, and I was soaring. The ride instantly smoothed, and I exhaled a breath. It took a concentrated effort, but I relaxed my body, starting with my hands and ending with my feet.

  Then something under my left foot clicked. I froze. Gears churned in the motorbike and I looked around for a long moment, my eyes wide. For several long seconds, nothing seemed to happen. I was on the verge of relaxing again, when the aircraft canopy above me snapped closed around me.

  For a second, I was suspended in the air, perfectly weightless and hurtling forward. Then the motorbike pitched forward and I was falling, the ocean of treetops hurtling toward me faster than I thought possible.

  3

  Viggo

  After retrieving my motorcycle from where the wardens had been holding it, I hurtled down the darkened streets of Patrus City at top speed. I relished the howl of the wind in my ears; it matched my mood and helped drown out any doubts I felt about the mission I’d been given.

  I didn’t have a lot of options when it came to recovering Violet. There was no telling where she’d gone or how she’d gotten there. Shortly after King Maxen left me, I’d realized that I only had one gambit: The tracking device that Lee had put somewhere on her. With luck, it was still active, and I’d be able to track her down using Lee’s computer.

  While I rode, my mind raged with questions. Why had Lee and Violet botched their own frame-up? A part of me—a very small part now— piped up that maybe Violet was behind that. Maybe she hadn’t been able to follow through on the task because of her feelings for me?

  I brushed the thought aside. It was unrealistic to think that, when she had lied to me from the very beginning. I had to stop wanting to believe that her affection for me had been genuine. It was a stupid, pathetic hope, built on loneliness and the desire to feel close to someone again.

  I needed to let it go.

  I twisted the throttle on the bike, urging it faster still. At this speed, it didn’t take long for me to reach Lee’s house. The ride was familiar to me now, anyway. Driving Violet around for all that time had made coming to this house second nature.

  The triangular white and glass building loomed out of the darkness, all of its floors dark. I parked the bike across the street and stood studying it for a few minutes, looking for signs of movement.

  I knew they were long gone, but it was surprising that the wardens hadn’t torn the place apart yet. Then again, reflecting on the damage to the lab, they might have bigger problems to deal with. Not to mention that Lee and Violet were long gone anyway.

  I approached the house. The garage wasn’t locked. Its door slid open easily, and I stepped inside, clicking on my flashlight. Two of Lee’s bikes were still parked in here. I recognized the one that Violet had stolen to visit me, the long scrapes on the side from where it had fallen. It brought back an unwelcome flash of memory—Violet’s lips against mine, her body trembling in my arms. I shoved it aside just as fast, ignoring the feelings that came with it.

  Moving toward the back of the garage, I opened the interior door easily. Climbing the steps quietly, I headed up to the first floor. The door leading to the house was locked, but I used my shoulder and broke it down.

  I heard a sound, something moving in the darkness, and froze. Reaching slowly, I pulled out my gun. My flashlight beam cut through the darkness slowly as I swung it around, and I heard the sound of something moving again, but I couldn’t find its origin.

  “Come out,” I ordered, but nothing happened. Taking a chance, I reached over and hit the light switch on the side of the door. Immediately, the lights flared to life.

  Something brown shot across the floor with a yelp, dashing under the table. Slowly, I squatted down. A dog sat under the table, its body quivering. I stowed my weapon.

  “Hey,” I murmured, reaching out a hand. The creature reluctantly came out, its head low and ears down. Slowly, it moved over to me, sniffing for danger. After a few seconds, it offered me a lick, its tail slowly wagging. I patted it on the head, trying to recall its name.

  “Samuel,” I finally said, remembering Violet had mentioned it once.

  The dog gave a small bark, its tail beating against the floor.

  With a sigh, I stood up and began to inspect the house. The downstairs was homey, and ultimately empty. There was no computer visible but I tore the place apart anyway, looking for anything, any clue as to where Violet would go or what her plans had been. It seemed unlikely that I would find anything like that just lying around, especially with her betray
ing Lee so violently, but I had to hope I’d stumble across something that would help me discover her plan.

  Nothing presented itself, so I headed upstairs, Samuel following me. I moved left, into one of the bedrooms. The room itself was almost Spartan, with a small bed and wardrobe. The bed had been made. I tore off the bedding and lifted the mattress.

  I instantly knew this was Violet’s bed. I caught a whiff of her scent clinging to the sheets. I looked around, memorizing the details of the room. There was nothing here to indicate a long-term stay. In fact, her wardrobe was sparse—only a few outfits in the closet, no shoes, and her costume to obscure her gender.

  That was it—there were no personal effects. I contemplated the implications of that. Violet had been a criminal before they had sent her here for this mission. It was reasonable to believe that she had still been treated like a criminal while she had been here, with Lee acting as her jailor. If that were true, then it also stood to reason that was why she’d killed Lee, and Queen Rina. She’d wanted to escape them.

  I picked up one of her dresses from the closet. It was the one she had been wearing when I’d invited her to my fight. I ran my finger over the fabric, testing it. It was made of high-quality material. Why would Lee buy her a dress like this if she was a prisoner? It was expensive. It must have been to keep up the ruse: Lee would be expected to clothe his wife in finery.

  But still, there was no lock on the door, so there had been nothing to keep her in. There had also been that evening when she had risked her life to come see me, after I had rescued her from Porteque… It was a little odd that she had been given so much freedom, and such nice things, for being a hardened criminal and murderess.

  Hm. It didn’t quite add up.

  I placed the dress on the bed and moved out of the room, letting the questions dance around in my brain.

  I moved to the other bedroom, which wasn’t much larger. This was clearly Lee’s room, and after a quick glance around, I crossed to his desk, turning on his computer. While it booted up, I began to sort through his papers. Most of it was business; related to the lab, a lot of scientific jargon. He had circled the word Benuxupane a few times.

  Benuxupane. The new drug that the lab had been working on. It was a point of contention between the two regimes of Patrus and Matrus. Matrus had always supplied the pharmaceuticals for Patrus, in exchange for the produce that Patrus generated. It was one of the things that had allowed the two countries to operate peacefully in the past. But recently, King Maxen had been pushing to become more independent of Matrus, leading to heightened tension between the two countries.

  Why was Lee so interested in the manufacture of Benuxupane? His bombing had certainly set the work on it backward, but why was that so important? If Lee had been acting in service of Matrus, then the bombing of the laboratory could have been an attempt to keep Patrus dependent on Matrian drugs. But there was that weird silver egg thing that they had stolen…. What was it and what role did it play in everything?

  The computer booted up, beeping for my attention. It was password-protected, but I possessed a file that allowed me to log in as an administrator—given to me by one of my more technologically savvy wardens. I plugged in my handheld and loaded the program. It took only a few seconds, and then I began to search through the files.

  There was nothing on the hard drive regarding the bombing, but, luckily, this wasn’t my true goal. I scrolled through the programs and found what I had come here for; clicking on one of them, I held my breath.

  A map booted up, showing the streets of Patrus. Good, Lee hadn’t bothered to wipe it. I used the mouse to drag the image around… but found nothing. Then I dragged the map to the east, over Matrus. It took a few seconds for the graphics to catch up to the computer, and I began to scan the streets and buildings. Still nothing.

  Tapping my fingers impatiently on the desk, I dragged the map to the river and ran down the length of it. It would be difficult for Violet to hide there for long, but it might buy her some time to figure out her next move… Yet, again, there was nothing.

  Frustrated, I grabbed the image, pulling it down so I could see the mountain range. I must have pulled too hard, because the next thing I knew, I was staring at the blinding green canopy of The Green.

  And there, buried in its heart, was a little red dot.

  I exhaled the breath I hadn’t been aware that I was holding. It was Violet—it had to be. I leaned back, the chair squeaking under my weight. I felt a rush of relief, and frowned. I shouldn’t be relieved to find Violet alive, it made my job much more difficult.

  Then again… it would be nice to see her again, if only to shake her and demand answers from her. My stomach knotted at the thought, and I resisted putting my fist through a wall in anger. This girl had no right to make me feel so conflicted. I pushed the feelings aside and focused on the task at hand, knowing that logic, more than any confusing tangle of emotions, would help me now.

  I downloaded the program to my portable; my mind already whirling. Violet had taken refuge in The Green. It was, in one sense, smart—the toxic environment and dangerous creatures were a massive deterrent to most people. But it was also risky—if she didn’t have the tools to survive, or the knowledge, she could be dead in a matter of hours.

  The program finished downloading, and I unhooked it, slipping it into my pocket. I had an idea how to get up there.

  I left the bedroom, my mind already ticking off everything that I would need for The Green. But as I crossed the hallway and headed for the stairs, a sound at the front door halted me.

  Peering down, I saw a man entering, stepping past the door I had broken. Etched into the skin beneath his right eye was a dark triangular tattoo. He was a Porteque gang member. The group had kidnapped Violet in an attempt to re-educate her in the proper role of being a woman, and had been planning on murdering her. His eyes shot up to me before I could step back.

  We froze for an instant, staring at each other. I reached for my gun and he did the same.

  Then two gunshots exploded, shattering the silence of the house.

  4

  Violet

  The motorbike and I crashed through the treetops, hitting branch after branch. I had time to cover my face, but then something hit my head, sending shockwaves through my brain and knocking me out.

  I awoke a short while later—at least, I thought it was a short while—hanging upside down, my lungs on fire. I opened my eyes, the latent adrenaline lending itself to awareness, and looked down. I was suspended probably seventy feet from the ground. I grew dizzy looking down, and focused my attention on a tree branch as waves of nausea ran through me.

  It got a little better, but it didn’t help the breathlessness that was coming from the lack of air. I became aware of the wheezing sounds I was making, and realized I needed the mask in the seat of the motorbike. I risked a glimpse of the ground, scanning it for wreckage, but it wasn’t there.

  Then I heard something creak above me, and tucked my chin to my chest, looking upward. The motorbike was only a few feet above where I was snagged on one side, cradled by branches. My ankle was caught in the handlebars. I dropped my head and looked around. There were several branches to my left that I could try to grab hold of if I swung myself in that direction.

  As I moved, I cursed myself for being an idiot and getting distracted in the first place. Now my one means of transportation was wasted, and I was stuck in The Green. A tremor of fear went through me at the realization. I had some basic working knowledge of the place, but I wasn’t sure if I was equipped to handle it.

  A wave of darkness crossed my vision. I knew I was running out of time. Without thinking, I started to swing. I could hear the branch above me groan, and I shuddered, but kept rocking, my hands reaching for the branch.

  I touched it, just a brush of fingers, and then fell back, pushing my body into an arc. The branch above me groaned again, but I kept my focus as I swung back toward the branch, my hands outstretched. I dug my nails i
nto the moss and bark, arresting my swing. Above me came a disconcerting crack.

  Slowly, I pulled myself closer, until I could reach the branch with my other hand. Using it to stabilize myself, I readjusted my grip. The muscles in my arms and legs were screaming in protest at the physical exertion and lack of oxygen. Shakily, I wrapped my arms around the branch, and then tried to lift my hips to extract my foot from where it was lodged. It didn’t budge. Gritting my teeth, I pulled my leg as hard as I could.

  The motorbike shifted a little with a small whine, and then an even louder crack sounded as the branch holding the motorbike broke. I held on to the branch I was clinging to with all my might. I felt the handlebars drag against my ankle and then slip away as it began to fall. There were more sounds of tree branches breaking below it, and I felt the tree shudder from impact.

  After the noise had stopped, I dared to open my eyes. Branches had again stopped the motorbike, about thirty feet below me. It looked more secure, as it was being held by three branches, not two.

  I took another breath, and then gagged, the lack of oxygen causing the reflex. I was already dizzy, and now my ankle hurt from where the motorbike had clipped it.

  I started moving, as waves of vertigo ripped through me. Closing my eyes helped, but not much—not to mention climbing down blind was a really bad idea.

  Scrambling down the branch was not easy, but by some mercy, I managed it. Once I made it to the trunk, I gradually lowered my legs down to the branch below, keeping my weight off my damaged ankle.

  The moss was spongy beneath my hands and feet. It was also slick. I should have moved more slowly, but time was running out for me. Each breath I took made me more and more light-headed. I had to get to the motorbike, and I had to get there now.

 

    The Gender Game Read onlineThe Gender GameA Shade of Kiev 3 Read onlineA Shade of Kiev 3A Sword of Chance Read onlineA Sword of ChanceBeautiful Monster 2 Read onlineBeautiful Monster 2A Castle of Sand Read onlineA Castle of SandA Tangle of Hearts Read onlineA Tangle of HeartsA Shadow of Light Read onlineA Shadow of LightA Shield of Glass Read onlineA Shield of GlassA Dawn of Strength Read onlineA Dawn of StrengthA Blaze of Sun Read onlineA Blaze of SunA City of Lies Read onlineA City of LiesFall With Me Read onlineFall With MeThe Girl Who Dared to Stand Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to StandA Gate of Night Read onlineA Gate of NightA Snare of Vengeance Read onlineA Snare of VengeanceA Twist of Fates Read onlineA Twist of FatesA Race of Trials Read onlineA Race of TrialsA House of Mysteries Read onlineA House of MysteriesA Tide of War Read onlineA Tide of WarInvaders Read onlineInvadersA Flight of Souls Read onlineA Flight of SoulsAllies Read onlineAlliesRenegades Read onlineRenegadesA Clan of Novaks Read onlineA Clan of NovaksA Gift of Three Read onlineA Gift of ThreeA Ride of Peril Read onlineA Ride of PerilA Break of Day Read onlineA Break of DayBeautiful Monster Read onlineBeautiful MonsterThe Breaker Read onlineThe BreakerA King of Shadow Read onlineA King of ShadowA Web of Lies Read onlineA Web of LiesThe Gender Secret Read onlineThe Gender SecretStargazers Read onlineStargazersThe Girl Who Dared to Fight Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to FightA Throne of Fire Read onlineA Throne of FireA Shade of Novak Read onlineA Shade of NovakA Voyage of Founders Read onlineA Voyage of FoundersA Clash of Storms Read onlineA Clash of StormsA Charge of Allies Read onlineA Charge of AlliesA Shade of Dragon 2 Read onlineA Shade of Dragon 2The Girl Who Dared to Descend Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to DescendA Call of Vampires Read onlineA Call of VampiresThe Spell Read onlineThe SpellA Wind of Change Read onlineA Wind of ChangeNatural Law Read onlineNatural LawA Hero of Realms Read onlineA Hero of RealmsVenturers Read onlineVenturersA Citadel of Captives Read onlineA Citadel of CaptivesA League of Exiles Read onlineA League of ExilesThe Chain Read onlineThe ChainA Game of Risk Read onlineA Game of RiskDeep Shadows Read onlineDeep ShadowsA Land of Perfects Read onlineA Land of PerfectsA Soldier of Shadows Read onlineA Soldier of ShadowsA Shade of Vampire Read onlineA Shade of VampireA Shade of Blood Read onlineA Shade of BloodA Dawn of Guardians Read onlineA Dawn of GuardiansThe Gender Lie Read onlineThe Gender LieA Fork of Paths Read onlineA Fork of PathsThe Girl Who Dared to Rise Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to RiseHotbloods Read onlineHotbloodsA Turn of Tides Read onlineA Turn of TidesThe Gender End Read onlineThe Gender EndThe Child Thief Read onlineThe Child ThiefA Shade of Kiev Read onlineA Shade of KievAn End of Night Read onlineAn End of NightA Shade of Doubt Read onlineA Shade of DoubtThe Girl Who Dared to Think Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to ThinkA Rip of Realms Read onlineA Rip of RealmsThe Gender Fall Read onlineThe Gender FallA Bond of Blood Read onlineA Bond of BloodTraitors Read onlineTraitorsThe Gender War Read onlineThe Gender WarA Tip of Balance Read onlineA Tip of BalanceAn Empire of Stones Read onlineAn Empire of StonesA Shade of Dragon 3 Read onlineA Shade of Dragon 3Coldbloods Read onlineColdbloodsA Valley of Darkness Read onlineA Valley of DarknessA Passage of Threats Read onlineA Passage of ThreatsHarley Merlin 19: Persie Merlin and the Door to Nowhere Read onlineHarley Merlin 19: Persie Merlin and the Door to NowhereThe Girl Who Dared to Lead Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to LeadA Meet of Tribes Read onlineA Meet of TribesA Power of Old Read onlineA Power of OldA Vial of Life Read onlineA Vial of LifeA Hunt of Fiends Read onlineA Hunt of FiendsA World of New Read onlineA World of NewA Shade of Vampire 89: A Sanctuary of Foes Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 89: A Sanctuary of FoesA Den of Tricks Read onlineA Den of TricksHarley Merlin 12 Read onlineHarley Merlin 12The Gender Plan Read onlineThe Gender PlanA Shade of Vampire 85: A Shard of Soul Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 85: A Shard of SoulThe Gender Game 2 Read onlineThe Gender Game 2A Trail of Echoes Read onlineA Trail of EchoesA Dome of Blood Read onlineA Dome of BloodThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 2 Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 2The Secret of Spellshadow Manor 6 Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 6The Secret of Spellshadow Manor Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow ManorThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 3 Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 3The Girl Who Dared to Endure Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to EndureA Bridge of Stars Read onlineA Bridge of StarsA Shade of Kiev 2 Read onlineA Shade of Kiev 2The Keep Read onlineThe KeepA Touch of Truth Read onlineA Touch of TruthAn Hour of Need Read onlineAn Hour of NeedA Spell of Time Read onlineA Spell of TimeThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 5 Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 5A Shade of Dragon Read onlineA Shade of DragonA Battle of Souls Read onlineA Battle of SoulsBare Girl Read onlineBare GirlA Day of Glory Read onlineA Day of GloryA Chase of Prey Read onlineA Chase of PreyThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 4 Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 4The Test Read onlineThe TestA Shade of Vampire 32: A Day of Glory Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 32: A Day of GloryA Shade of Vampire 20: A Hero of Realms Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 20: A Hero of RealmsA Shade of Vampire 54_A Den of Tricks Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 54_A Den of TricksThe Girl Who Dared to Think 6: The Girl Who Dared to Endure Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to Think 6: The Girl Who Dared to EndureA Shade of Vampire 23: A Flight of Souls Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 23: A Flight of SoulsA Shade of Vampire 8: A Shade of Novak Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 8: A Shade of NovakThe Gender War (The Gender Game #4) Read onlineThe Gender War (The Gender Game #4)The Child Thief 4: Little Lies Read onlineThe Child Thief 4: Little LiesA Shade of Vampire 9 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 9A Shade of Vampire 46: A Ride of Peril Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 46: A Ride of PerilA Shade of Vampire 27: A Web of Lies Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 27: A Web of LiesHotbloods 6: Allies Read onlineHotbloods 6: AlliesA Shade of Vampire 31: A Twist of Fates Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 31: A Twist of FatesA Shade of Vampire 43: A House of Mysteries Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 43: A House of MysteriesA Shade of Vampire 52 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 52A Shade of Vampire 28: A Touch of Truth Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 28: A Touch of TruthA Shade of Vampire 44 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 44A Shade of Vampire 14: A Dawn of Strength Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 14: A Dawn of StrengthA Shade Of Vampire 5: A Blaze Of Sun Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 5: A Blaze Of SunA Shade Of Vampire 2: A Shade Of Blood Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 2: A Shade Of BloodA Shade of Vampire 51 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 51A Shade of Vampire 56_A League of Exiles Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 56_A League of ExilesThe Gender Lie (The Gender Game #3) Read onlineThe Gender Lie (The Gender Game #3)A Shade of Vampire 29 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 29A Shade of Vampire 21: A Vial of Life Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 21: A Vial of LifeA Shade of Vampire 27 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 27A Shade of Vampire 33: A Dawn of Guardians Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 33: A Dawn of GuardiansThe Gender Game 5: The Gender Fall Read onlineThe Gender Game 5: The Gender FallA Shade Of Vampire 6: A Gate Of Night Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 6: A Gate Of NightA Shade of Vampire 57: A Charge of Allies Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 57: A Charge of AlliesA Shade of Vampire 48 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 48A Shade of Vampire 8 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 8A Shade of Vampire 35: A Race of Trials Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 35: A Race of TrialsA Shade of Vampire 65: A Plague of Deceit Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 65: A Plague of DeceitA Shade of Vampire 64: A Camp of Savages Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 64: A Camp of SavagesA Shade of Vampire 53_A Hunt of Fiends Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 53_A Hunt of FiendsA Shade of Vampire 22 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 22A Shade of Vampire 63: A Jungle of Rogues Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 63: A Jungle of RoguesThe Gender Game 2: The Gender Secret Read onlineThe Gender Game 2: The Gender SecretA Shade of Vampire 47: A Passage of Threats Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 47: A Passage of ThreatsA Shade of Vampire 37: An Empire of Stones Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 37: An Empire of StonesA Shade of Vampire 57 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 57A Shade of Vampire 30 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 30A Shade of Vampire 39: A Rip of Realms Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 39: A Rip of RealmsThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 4: The Keep Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 4: The KeepA Shade of Vampire 50 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 50Hotbloods Book 3_Renegades Read onlineHotbloods Book 3_RenegadesHotbloods 8: Stargazers Read onlineHotbloods 8: StargazersHarley Merlin 3: Harley Merlin and the Stolen Magicals Read onlineHarley Merlin 3: Harley Merlin and the Stolen MagicalsA Shade of Vampire 10 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 10A Shade of Vampire 51_A Call of Vampires Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 51_A Call of VampiresA Shade of Vampire 32 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 32A Shade Of Vampire 2 Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 2A Shade of Vampire 55 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 55A Shade Of Vampire 6 Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 6The Girl Who Dared to Think 3: The Girl Who Dared to Descend Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to Think 3: The Girl Who Dared to DescendA Shade of Vampire 23 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 23A Shade of Vampire 37 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 37A Shade of Vampire 43 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 43A Shade of Vampire 61_A Land of Perfects Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 61_A Land of PerfectsA Shade of Vampire 47 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 47A Fall of Secrets Read onlineA Fall of SecretsThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 6: The Spell Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 6: The SpellThe Girl Who Dared to Think 2: The Girl Who Dared to Stand Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to Think 2: The Girl Who Dared to StandA Shade of Vampire 46 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 46A Shade of Vampire 66: An Edge of Malice Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 66: An Edge of MaliceThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 2: The Breaker Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 2: The BreakerThe Child Thief 2: Deep Shadows Read onlineThe Child Thief 2: Deep ShadowsThe Girl Who Dared to Think 4: The Girl Who Dared to Rise Read onlineThe Girl Who Dared to Think 4: The Girl Who Dared to RiseHotbloods 5_Traitors Read onlineHotbloods 5_TraitorsA Shade of Vampire 25 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 25A Shade of Vampire 54 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 54The Gender Game 4: The Gender War Read onlineThe Gender Game 4: The Gender WarA Shade of Vampire 19: A Soldier of Shadows Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 19: A Soldier of ShadowsA Shade of Vampire 34 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 34A Shade of Vampire 31 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 31A Shade Of Vampire 5 Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 5A Shade of Vampire 49 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 49A Shade Of Vampire (The Mate) Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire (The Mate)Invaders_Hotbloods 7 Read onlineInvaders_Hotbloods 7A Shade of Vampire 36: A King of Shadow Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 36: A King of ShadowA Shade of Vampire 50: A Clash of Storms Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 50: A Clash of StormsA Shade of Vampire 35 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 35A Shade of Vampire 21 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 21A Shade of Vampire 25: A Clan of Novaks Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 25: A Clan of NovaksA Shade of Vampire 36 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 36A Shade of Vampire 52_A Valley of Darkness Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 52_A Valley of DarknessThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 3: The Chain Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 3: The ChainA Shade of Vampire 42 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 42A Shade of Vampire 58_A Snare of Vengeance Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 58_A Snare of VengeanceA Shade of Vampire 60_A Voyage of Founders Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 60_A Voyage of FoundersA Shade of Vampire 39 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 39A Shade of Vampire 29: An Hour of Need Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 29: An Hour of NeedA Shade of Vampire 62_A Citadel of Captives Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 62_A Citadel of CaptivesA Shade of Vampire 33 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 33A Shade of Vampire 16 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 16A Shade of Vampire 41 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 41A Shade of Vampire 13 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 13A Shade of Vampire 20 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 20The Child Thief 3: Thin Lines Read onlineThe Child Thief 3: Thin LinesA Shade of Vampire 45: A Meet of Tribes Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 45: A Meet of TribesA Shade of Vampire 14 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 14A Shade of Vampire 7 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 7A Shade of Vampire 28 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 28Bare Girl: A page-turning serial killer thriller (Detective Erin Bond Book 1) Read onlineBare Girl: A page-turning serial killer thriller (Detective Erin Bond Book 1)A Shade of Vampire 44: A Tangle of Hearts Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 44: A Tangle of HeartsA Shade of Vampire 53 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 53A Shade of Vampire 8: A Shade of Kiev Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 8: A Shade of KievA Shade of Vampire 49: A Shield of Glass Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 49: A Shield of GlassA Shade of Vampire 30: A Game of Risk Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 30: A Game of RiskHarley Merlin and the Secret Coven Read onlineHarley Merlin and the Secret CovenA Shade of Vampire 24: A Bridge of Stars Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 24: A Bridge of StarsA Shade Of Vampire 4 Read onlineA Shade Of Vampire 4A Shade of Vampire 59_A Battle of Souls Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 59_A Battle of SoulsHotbloods 4: Venturers Read onlineHotbloods 4: VenturersA Shade of Vampire 11 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 11A Shade of Vampire 40: A Throne of Fire Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 40: A Throne of FireA Shade of Vampire 15 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 15The Secret of Spellshadow Manor 5: The Test Read onlineThe Secret of Spellshadow Manor 5: The TestA Shade of Vampire 56 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 56A Shade of Vampire 41: A Tide of War Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 41: A Tide of WarA Shade of Vampire 45 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 45A World of New (A Shade of Vampire #26) Read onlineA World of New (A Shade of Vampire #26)Harley Merlin 2: Harley Merlin and the Mystery Twins Read onlineHarley Merlin 2: Harley Merlin and the Mystery TwinsA Shade of Vampire 19 Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 19A Shade of Vampire 48: A Tip of Balance Read onlineA Shade of Vampire 48: A Tip of Balance