The Killing Moon by V. J. Chambers

Author:V. J. Chambers [Chambers, V. J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Paranormal, Romance
Amazon: B00BGRWZZ4
Goodreads: 17409829
Publisher: Punk Rawk Books
Published: 2013-02-22T08:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER ELEVEN

Dana swiped Avery’s access badge inside the elevator. It was 1:17 AM, and she hoped that meant it was late enough that no one was paying much attention to what was going on. On the other hand, maybe it meant that going to see Cole was conspicuous. Maybe the people on the maximum security floor would be suspicious.

She pressed buttons on the elevator, and it began to move.

She wasn’t even sure if she’d be able to see Cole. After all, they’d made it so her badge wouldn’t let her down the elevator. Maybe they’d told everyone who worked down there not to let her in.

She paced the inside of the elevator nervously, watching the floors click down.

Was this going to work?

What would she say if she got to the bottom floor and they told her she wasn’t allowed down there? Could she pretend it had been a mistake? Could she laugh it off? Maybe she could convince them they were making a mistake.

But, oh God, if Avery found out that she’d taken his badge, he was going to be pissed off. And everyone would take her behavior as further proof that she shouldn’t be around Cole.

Maybe she shouldn’t.

But she had to see him.

The elevator door opened.

A woman was at the door, staring at her computer. She was watching a television episode. One of those police procedural shows. Dana couldn’t remember the name of it. Without looking up, the woman said, “You know where you’re headed?”

“Yeah,” said Dana.

“The guard’ll open any door you need.” The woman waved Dana by.

Okay, so far, so good. It was working. Dana stepped past the woman and started down the hallway. She remembered the cell that Cole was in, but she let enough of the wolf out to smell, just to make sure.

A guard saw her walking down the hall. “You need a cell opened?”

“Yes,” said Dana, stopping in front of the same cell Cole had been in before. She could smell him. He was here now.

“Randall,” said the guard. “You’re one of those trackers trying to figure out how he’s connected to those rogues, right?”

“Right,” said Dana. He didn’t know anything! He had no idea she wasn’t supposed to be here.

“Coming while he’s sleeping is a good plan,” said the guard. “You’ll get under his skin.” He got out a key and put it in the door. “Just knock on the door when you’re ready to come out, okay?”

“Okay,” said Dana, forcing herself to smile. She was a wreck inside, her palms sweaty and her pulse racing. She was going to see Cole. She drew in a shaky breath.

The cell door opened.

It was dark inside.

“I can get the lights in there for you,” said the guard. “Only take me a minute after I close the door behind you.”

“Thanks,” she said. Her voice had gone breathy. She lurched into the dark room, her center of balance off.

His smell was intense. It was all around her. She couldn’t see anything but blackness, but the dark smell of Cole wrapped around her.

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