Chapter Fourteen: Bigger than us

Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   Review by Jason Hill

It would suffice to say that this literal phenomenon was birthed through meticulous attention to details in a bid to create a novel storyline. It allows us to perceive time in a new light and to wholly appreciate its importance in our daily lives which we have slowly relegated to a tiny corner.The book is a focal point where reality marries imagination in perfect harmony and said union is one that gives rise to a succinct narrative.The writer and his sensibilities are aloof with grand ideas that push the reader to see beyond what the book has to offer, and what time can do when given the chance.As I sped through the panel of creative sceneries painted by the writer, I had never felt closer to reality, as ills of society were undressed. His versatility was superbly employed to stake me firmly in the pages of an imaginative world which allows for violence and extremism to take on the role of purging out corrup

Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   The End

To be continued in...DAWN OF NO RETURN: PRIDE OF THE SECRETExcerpt from Chapter 1: Death ResumeThe doorbell rang. Grey Garrett, a tall, handsome, twenty-six years old with dark hair walked downstairs in his white pyjamas, the sensor in the living room triggered the lights, he moved to the door and opened it to meet a big brown box. He raised his small brown eyes to see sheets of rain downing from dark clouds, the cold wind pressed against his fair skin and stole its way into the house.Carefully, he looked at both sides, trying to spot someone, he saw nothing and stroked his beard. This somehow seemed normal to Grey because of who he worked for, and the kind of people he worked with. It wasn't the first time this had happened, and it definitely wasn't going to be the last. But the idea of him always being watched, but not knowing by whom always gave him the chills. It was the style of The Secret, which was the name of the organization and the persona he wo

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Chapter Eighteen

Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   Chapter Seventeen: The city of snipers

Chapter Seventeen The city of snipers It was raining the next day as Grey left the house to a high building, quite a distance from Axel's warehouse. From the heat signatures, and the watch's confirmation, Axel wasn't there. Though the scope gave a green view of the environment, making Grey spot Axel's hackers. So many missions of The Secret he had carried out without understanding it, but cluelessly attending to it. This he understood very well for he read Electrical Electronics Engineering. Helen needed to make that call to Axel, and this hackers had to be taken out else her position would be compromised. At exactly six in the morning, Grey fired the first hacker whose typing instantly ceased, he fell on his computer. Others hadn't noticed because of the thunder storm, and they were all so tired, so if one of them slumped like that, it didn't matter...they needed the rest. Grey aimed at another red target, then fired. He pulled the t

Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   Chapter Sixteen: Fist of the Mist

Chapter Sixteen Fist of the Mist

Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   Chapter Fifteen: Spotted in sight

Chapter Fifteen Spotted in sight The foreign alliance for The Setedus was turning out to be a raving success on all sides. The manager thanked Grey for making that all possible, yet there was another trip to make just after the last he had to the US with Helen. As it had been discussed at the board meeting, so they passed the message to Grey who readied himself and Helen for another trip. The Sentinel arrived at the airport in the night, and stopped close to the private jet. Grey and Helen got into the plane, the pilot told them to fasten their seatbelts…the plane took off. It was a peaceful flight, absent bad weather, they arrived in London within a space of hours. A black Chevy Suburban picked them up from the London airport, then set for the inner boroughs of Kensington where a house was already provided for them. They got in, ate, saw a bit of the evening news, before going up to sleep. At dawn

Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   Chapter Seven: More than a friend

Chapter Seven More than a friend The doorbell had never rung before, but this time it did, getting Grey's attention from bed. He rushed downstairs still with a sleepy face, aimed for the door, then opened it. There was a letter. Grey didn't bother checking

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Dawn Of No Return—Book 1: The Secret's Night Mist   Chapter Thirteen: Close calls

Chapter Thirteen Close calls Grey didn't remember the last time he went to church, and frankly it didn't bother him. He usually had his morning devotion before the day's activity, and today being a Sunday, he had stayed in with Helen. The watch hadn't ticked,

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