The Rise of Monsters by Brianna Jean

Author:Brianna Jean [Jean, Brianna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Brianna Jean Books
Published: 2020-01-14T18:30:00+00:00

I slammed the car door, embarrassed, angry as hell, and confused as fuck. What in the world was that?

Did I just turn into a fucking vampire?

As soon as I accepted that I was an Angel, that I wasn’t Human, this fucking happened.

The guys didn’t say anything about vampirism, which meant they either hadn’t expected it, or they didn’t want me to know. Lanier looked shocked when he got his fangs, even more shocked when he realized that he wanted to use them.

And then all hell broke loose.

He fed from me, he drank my blood, and I liked it.

No, I fucking craved it. I needed it, wanted it, couldn’t think beyond it.

Ten minutes after our little suck fest ended, I wanted to hide in shame and rip shit apart at the same time.

Who did this to me? Who turned me into a monster?

I felt like two different people, like two entirely different creatures now lived inside my body. There was me, Annalise, the orphan girl who survived physical abuse, and then there was this new being that took root in my soul and ate away everything I knew to be true about the world I lived in.

If vampires existed, why did Lanier seem so surprised? Why didn’t they tell me that something like this could happen?

Oh right, because they weren’t fucking loyal to me. They didn’t even know me. Well, one of them thought they knew me. Even still, the three of them picked me up off the street, told me I was an Angel, and then pretty much left it at that. I was sure there was more they had to tell me, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was being played.

Lanier could have warned me if he thought something like this would be a possibility. I was annoyed with both him and myself because there was nothing he or I could do about what happened.

I swam in my own emotions as we pulled onto the highway, knowing that I was being unfair. The fact that my life had flipped upside down over the course of a few days had me more emotional than I would have liked. The car I was enjoying on the ride to the clearing—that we never even got to see—now felt like a cage. Lanier stayed silent, brooding and angry in the driver seat.

I wanted to escape him, push the door open and risk the fall I’d take if I threw caution to the wind and jumped, but every time I started to reach for the door handle, my heart hurt. My soul caught fire. I couldn’t do it.

We were connected now; I felt his presence in my mind. I had no idea what that meant for us, but there was little doubt left that he was there to stay.

This was all too much too fast, the information, the new darkness that still lingered within me, this connection I had to three boys I didn’t know. I was going to be in for a long ride with them.

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