Inevitable Moves – Erin R Flynn

“What are you doing here? I’m undercover.” “I know,” he muttered, rolling his eyes and putting his gun away. Then he huffed and shot a glance at the angel. “Why…” He cleared his throat and looked guilty and contrite. Which again shocked me. And amused the angel for some reason. “I wasn’t—I didn’t want this to be sent along as a message, and I figured I could catch you before—I could catch you,” he mumbled. “I hate to be rude, but you deserve it and I’m a bit busy and you’re both about to blow my cover,” I bitched.

Dylan scrubbed his neck harder than needed before meeting my gaze. “I’m sorry.” The angel of all people snorted. “I believe you need to specify, bear.” Yeah, I seconded that. Dylan ignored him. “Something all of you have yelled at me specifically for was valid. I was unfair.”

He huffed again and shot the angel an annoyed look before focusing back on me. “How I reacted to what I learned that day. I was completely out of line and no matter my shock—you didn’t lie. I was an asshole. My apology should have been better.” I opened my mouth and almost said “that’s it?”

but then slowly closed it, simply staring at him for several long moments. Too long even. “This is more painful than being around my own,” the angel grumbled. “I will try and forgive you for that, but it’s a bit late, and you understand that’s not like enough to cover all that happened, right?” I asked Dylan, making sure I was on the same page with…

Whatever was happening. “I know,” he whispered, looking away from me. “I’m just—everyone thinks I’m the asshole. Everyone. Even—everyone. I’m trying to see it and sort through it. I saw that and—really saw it.

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OceanofPDF.com Evolve or perish. No one understands that better than demons who start as human and become something so much more in their most vulnerable years. And their main ability is to change their appearance like chameleons. So it’s funny that demons are also some of the most stubborn and set in their ways…

Not just the ancient ones. The past year has changed everything for Jasmine Stewart and the life she knew, and nothing went according to plan. Yes, many things turned out for the better, like ISLE actually landing in the hands of someone moral and competent, but the rest is beyond messy. Good thing an uber-spy thrives in chaos, right?

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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