Whirlwind Revolution (28 page)
“I have a contact that owns a charter service,” Boston Niska suggested. “He prefers cash and not a lot of questions.”
“Samantha, get Boston a case or three of diamonds. I want
all
those planes out and picking up people
immediately
. Abram, get in the air and bring back everyone from the court. That location will still probably be first on the hit list.”
“I already called my owls and the falcons we have coming here and told them to leave everything behind and fly,” Woodrow informed us. “The problem is, not all the children are strong enough to make the journey.”
“Get them as far as you can and we can run with them on our damn backs if we need to,” Samantha suggested as she fisted her hair.
I had a better idea. “Boston, your friend should know the best landing strips without eyes. We need to know where they are. Then we get all the people who can’t make it on their own there for pickup. How many vampires do we need on each plane so it mists?”
“My jet needs four,” Fabian answered.
“Break them up in groups and let’s get moving.” I turned to the head of the sprites. “We’re going to need a shitload of fuel. Can you get us that?” She nodded and I focused on Eliza. “You guys are all over belongings. People have had about a week to pack. The rest we can buy.”
“We’re on it, but it’s draining, your grace,” she reminded me.
“I know. We’ll do the best we can, but we have no idea if when humans find the places abandoned they won’t start burning what’s left in anger so we have to move fast.”
I met Torr’s eyes across the room as he barked out orders into his phone.
“Anyone else have this insane urge to start singing ‘It’s The End Of The World As We Know It’?” I asked as I stared around at the chaos the night of my mating.
“Yeah,” Seattle agreed as several other hands went up. “And I don’t feel
fine
.”
Yeah, that sounded about right.
The End
About the Author
Flynn has always been interested in the darker aspects of life and mythologies—especially vampires, shifters, the occult, and anything paranormal—ignoring the nuns at her grammar school who thought her a demon worshiper. Her outward appearance and personality doesn't exactly fall in line with her twisted humor either, and Flynn gets a kick out of people's initial reaction to how "normal" she is. So, after publishing over 100 titles under various names, it is finally time to unleash the evil twin, allowing Flynn the freedom to pursue the darker side of her imagination.
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