Stealing Fire (Bad Boys Of The Underworld Book 5) by Mallory Crowe

Author:Mallory Crowe [Crowe, Mallory]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Demon Romance, Dark Romance Revenge, Romantic Suspense, Dark Romance Kidnapping, New Adult Romance, paranormal romance, Angel Romance
Publisher: Sprinter's Press
Published: 2016-04-14T18:30:00+00:00

Lucian materialized in Dean’s apartment, scowl firmly in place. “This had better be good,” he grumbled.

He and Dmitri were close on the trail of the rebels based out of LA. In another day or two, they would locate the nest and kill the bastards.

Assuming they hadn’t already packed up and left town like the last ten times they’d tracked down the nest.

“I didn’t say you had to get here immediately,” shot back Dean, swiveling around in his computer chair.

It was only seven in the evening, so they still had a few minutes before the change would call to them, not that it mattered much in the comfort of their own homes. It sucked to either have to let Dmitri do all the evening legwork in public or suffer the massive headaches that came with holding back the change.

To be honest, it was nice to get away from the vampire for a bit. Normally, he and Dmitri worked quite well together, but lately Dmitri had been a lot to handle.

He was too busy moping over his own damn stepsister, who was unhappily married to a vampire much more powerful than Dmitri. Fucking siren bitch.

Just like the stereotypes, she used her beauty and charm to make all men fall in love with her, only choosing the one who could help her advance the furthest and leaving all the other lovesick bastards in the dust.

Not that all sirens were nasty bitches. Dmitri’s other stepsister was pretty awesome. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the one Dmitri decided to obsess over.

“You said you found something?” he asked Dean.

He swirled back around to his computer. “There’s been another attack. The suspect is described as big, bald, and tattooed. It happened in some small town about forty minutes outside of Atlanta.”

Lucian frowned. “Why should I care?” It wasn’t as though he wanted to sound callous. The fact was, these rebels were killing innocents every day and it was getting worse. He needed to be where he could do the most damage, and he doubted it was in some small town that had one isolated attack.

“You should care because nobody died. Apparently this guy was killed at the scene. News stations reported it last night, but issued rather sudden retractions about an hour later.”

“The cleanup crew arrived,” muttered Lucian. “Do we know who killed him?”

Dean shook his head. “According to the news, it was the owner of the local gym. It happened at some deli or something. Witnesses said he was heroic and ran right in as everyone was piling out. One guy was thrown into the food station and had a broken arm and some broken ribs. Watch this.”

Dean clicked on a video file and played a two-minute segment saying the same thing. The “hero” didn’t want to speak to the camera crew, but Lucian was able to get a decent look at him.

Big guy. Looked like former military. It wasn’t unbelievable that he could kill a vampire. Still not likely.

Lucian leaned back after the clip ended. It hadn’t told him anything new.

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