Books with title Silence

Olivia Park leads a normal life. With friends, a boyfriend, and two loving parents, she could be the most normal person in her school. Except when it comes to her job. Olivia is a contract killer, employed by "the boss" to do one thing: Hunt and destroy her prey. She's so good at what she does that the boss gives her the biggest hit "the company" has ever received. But when she learns who she's been contracted to kill and why, Olivia realizes that this death will cost her more than she might be willing to give. *Book contains strong language, violence, and mild sexual situations.

Sometimes the Dead Can’t Be Silenced. Violet thought she had made peace with her unique ability to sense the echoes of the dead and the imprints that cling to their killers . . . until she acquired an imprint of her own. Forced to carry a reminder of the horrible events of her kidnapping, Violet is more determined than ever to lead a normal life. However, the people who run the special investigative team she works for have no intention of letting her go. Violet will do whatever it takes to keep her loved ones safe — even if it means lying to her boyfriend, Jay. But when an echo calls to her, she stumbles upon a murder scene unlike anything she’s ever witnessed. The murders are frenzied and twisted, and the killer left a disturbing calling card for all to see — a brimstone cross sketched in blood on the wall. And Violet finds herself pulled into a deadly hunt for a vicious madman with an army of devoted followers. Violet has survived dangerous situations before, but she quickly discovers that protecting those closest to her is far more difficult than protecting herself.

Randy's life was not the way it used to be. After her mother was killed in an accident, and her father remarried, they moved to a new town where Randy didn't know a soul. As she tried to get friendly with her next door neighbor, Delia Abbot, suddenly she shut Randy off. Randy didn't know why--until she saw the purplish bruise on Delia's back. Until she noticed Delia's father screaming and hitting the lawnmower. Until she wondered if maybe, just maybe, someone's lifes was in worse shape than her own. And if that was the case, what could Randy do...?

A high-octane, intricately plotted teen thriller about a new kid at school and the people who want him dead Sam is the new kid at school—he keeps to himself and people don't take much notice of him. Imogen is Little Miss Perfect—she's popular, clever, good at sports, and has the dream boyfriend—and yet for some reason, she's drawn to Sam. One day Imogen is with her friends and Sam rushes up, needing to tell her something urgently. Before he can, a car drives towards him and tries to knock him down—Imogen pushes him out of the way and saves his life. After that, Sam avoids Imogen, but she can't stop thinking about him. What was it he wanted to tell her? Why would someone want to kill him? Why won't he speak to her now? As Imogen and Sam get pulled deeper and deeper into London's criminal underworld, they have to rely on each other. Suddenly there's nothing perfect about Imogen's life, and people will never ignore Sam again.

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Sometimes the dead can't be silenced. Violet thought she had made peace with her unique ability to sense the echoes of the dead and the imprints that cling to their killers . . . until she acquired an imprint of her own. Forced to carry a reminder of the horrible events of her kidnapping, Violet is more determined than ever to lead a normal life. However, the people who run the special investigative team she works for have no intention of letting her go. Violet will do whatever it takes to keep her loved ones safe - even if it means lying to her boyfriend, Jay. But when an echo calls to her, she stumbles upon a murder scene unlike anything she's ever witnessed. The murders are frenzied and twisted, and the killer left a disturbing calling card for all to see - a brimstone cross sketched in blood on the wall. And Violet finds herself pulled into a deadly hunt for a vicious madman with an army of devoted followers. Violet has survived dangerous situations before, but she quickly discovers that protecting those closest to her is far more difficult than protecting herself.

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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.