691 Results with the "Thriller" genre


    • CHAPTER 51: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson awakens disoriented on a cold stone floor, greeted by Avery’s concerned presence. As his vision clears, he recalls being drugged and brought to an unfamiliar location—Vantage, an estate resembling a medieval castle. The room is austere, with stone walls, ornate ceiling detailing, and only a long wooden table as furniture. Jameson notes his pockets are empty, leaving him isolated. Avery confirms it’s early morning, and they’re surrounded by three other players: Branford, Zella, and an…
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      Tomorrow: Lou

      Tomorrow: Lou Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Lou and her companions sheltering in a magical hollow within La Fôret des Yeux, protected from an approaching storm by Madame Labelle’s spells. The atmosphere is tense, with the group living off meager rations like pine nuts and wild onions. Lou attempts to bake bread from ground bark, showcasing her determination to add variety to their bleak diet. The setting reflects their precarious situation—hidden from enemies but constrained by their surroundings. Interactions among the…
    • The King’s Court: Reid Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Reid navigating underground tunnels, distracted by a persistent rock in his boot. His irritation is compounded by Beau’s casual demeanor and reminiscences of past rendezvous in the tunnels. Madame Labelle, a former brothel owner, joins their banter, teasing Beau about exaggerated rumors of his exploits. The playful tension between the trio sets a lighthearted tone, though Reid remains visibly annoyed, both by the physical discomfort and Beau’s antics. Madame Labelle escalates…
    • CHAPTER 1: GRAYSON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Grayson Hawthorne immersed in a rigorous knife-fighting practice session, embodying the Hawthorne family ethos of perfection and relentless self-improvement. His disciplined approach reflects years of mastering combat techniques, emphasizing stance, fluidity, and precision. Grayson’s choice of a simple, understated dagger underscores his preference for practicality over ornamentation. The narrative highlights the Hawthorne legacy of obsession with mastery, as Grayson recalls his…
    • NINE YEARS AND THREE MONTHS AGO Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Jameson Hawthorne standing at the base of a tree house, frustrated by his broken arm and the presence of his grandfather, Tobias Hawthorne, instead of his brothers. Tobias's pointed questions immediately set a tense tone, as he challenges Jameson's intelligence and decision-making. The distant sound of Grayson's violin playing underscores the theme of perfection, a recurring pressure in the Hawthorne family. Jameson's defensive admission about his motorbike crash hints at his…
    • CHAPTER 62: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson is consumed by frustration after Branford finds the first golden key in the smugglers' cave, a discovery that highlights Branford's advantage from growing up on the estate. As Jameson exits the cave, he reflects on how Branford's familiarity with the manor and its secrets gave him an edge, possibly bypassing the need to decode Rohan's clues. The thought of losing gnaws at him, and he worries that Katharine and Zella might already be ahead in the Game. Despite his irritation, he forces himself to…
    • The Missing Prince: Lou Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Lou, Coco, Ansel, and Nicholina journey through an eerie, sentient forest where the ancient trees seem to breathe and watch them. The atmosphere is tense as Coco reveals her aunt feeds the trees her blood to ensure their loyalty. The group presses forward, sensing the camp before seeing it, with the acrid scent of blood magic overwhelming Lou’s senses. Nicholina’s silence and the forest’s oppressive presence heighten their unease, setting a foreboding tone for their arrival. Upon reaching the camp,…
    • The Mirrored Grave: Lou Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Lou explores the eerie Tremblay family tomb in the catacombs, disturbed by the macabre tradition of displaying skulls of the deceased. Her discomfort grows as she questions the gruesome process of decapitation, whether it occurs before or after decomposition, and who carries out such a task. The unsettling atmosphere weighs on her as she searches for Filippa Allouette Tremlay’s casket, hoping to find Célie. When she finally locates the ornate rosewood coffin, she struggles to open it, resorting to magic…
    • ELEVEN YEARS AND TEN MONTHS AGO Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Grayson and Jameson Hawthorne in their tree house, showcasing their contrasting personalities—Grayson’s disciplined nature and Jameson’s reckless daring. Their playful banter reveals a unique dynamic: though Jameson is technically younger, their birthdays are just a day apart, making them the same age for one day each year. The conversation shifts to their impending birthdays, which involve a ritual set by their grandfather: investing money, cultivating a skill, and completing…
    • CHAPTER 42: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson, battered from a brutal fight, is brought to an opulent room in the Devil’s Mercy by Zella, a mysterious figure who seems to know the establishment’s unwritten rules. The room’s luxurious details—a waterfall wall, warm stone floors, and silk sheets—contrast sharply with Jameson’s injuries. Despite Avery’s insistence that he rest, Jameson is fixated on the upcoming "Game," where the Proprietor will select participants. His determination to prove himself and win back Vantage for his…
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