Hot Deal | The Agency Complete Series by @ccbolick #99cents #yaparanormal #paranormal #hotdeal
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    • May 14, 2021
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Hot Deal | The Agency Complete Series by @ccbolick #99cents #yaparanormal #paranormal #hotdeal



Title: The Agency Complete Series

Author: C.C. Bolick

Genre: YA Paranormal/Superhero Fantasy


Book Blurb:


The Agency Complete Series boxed set… Life is tough at seventeen, but working for a secret government agency?


Angel has no idea her dad works for an agency that monitors people with special powers, not to mention aliens. So far life has been simple growing up as a normal teen in a small southern town. She never imagined cold-blooded evil could exist until she meets a real vampire.


Surrounded by lies, the only person Angel can trust is her boyfriend Skip. After someone gives them a case of money, they go on the run to protect the people they care about. Who could have guessed she’s actually been on the agency’s list for years?


Can they make it to a safehouse and avoid a killer out for her blood?

Books in this set: Run Don't Think Love Don't Wait Fight Don't Fear Also includes the bonus book Heart of a Traitor, which contains a crossover story with the Leftover Girl books.


Excerpt:


Skip grabbed Agent Payne by the collar of his shirt and dragged his chest across the table. “Don’t ever threaten my mom.”


Agent Payne tried to loosen Skip’s grip, but there was no fighting the strength on display as Skip gave him a death stare. “Look man, I’ll—”


“You’ll what?” Skip asked. “Arrest me? Kick my ass? What?”


People from the other booths stared as I grabbed Skip’s arm. “Put him down.”


“I’m tired of his threats,” Skip said. “Since it already sounds like I’m going to jail, let’s make this worth it.”


“What do you plan to do?” Agent Payne’s voice mocked Skip and that only made Skip’s grip tighten.


“You’re some agent,” Skip said. “How about I break your nose and shove it up into your skull? It will be quick and painless, for me at least.”


Agent Payne’s eyes went wide. “You don’t have a clue about how to kill someone.”


Skip’s low growl scared me. “I watch TV and I never forget a thing.”


“Stop this.” I pulled on Skip’s arm and he turned as if he’d actually forgotten I sat beside him. The danger in his eyes turned to remorse. “I’m sorry to scare you, Angel.” He released Agent Payne’s shirt.


The agent rubbed his neck where a red line had appeared. His voice sounded hoarse. “That grip is serious. Have you ever thought about playing football?”


“I hate sports. If you know anything about me, you should know that.”


Agent Payne looked at me. “What else did your dad tell you?”


“He said someone named Decker is after him. He said we had to run so this Decker person couldn’t get me.”


“I won’t let anyone hurt Angel,” Skip said.


“I respect that.” Agent Payne held out his hands as if trying to calm Skip down. “You need to understand I’m not your enemy. If you’ll both follow me to the SUV, certain things will start to become clear.”


“Why are you really here?” I asked. “You’ve tracked us since Alabama. Why go to the trouble of finding us?”


“Because,” Agent Payne said, “my orders are to protect you from Decker.”


“There’s more,” I said as I stared at the SUV. “This isn’t just a mission for you. You hate Decker. I can hear it in the way you say his name.”


“Gabriel Decker killed someone I cared about. She didn’t…”


I glanced at Agent Payne, shocked by the sound of his voice shaking. Maybe even more shocked that he cared about someone. “You must have loved her very much.”


He stared at the window. “Her name was Emily. She had a family, but Decker didn’t care. He slowly sucked the life out of her.”


Skip crossed his arms. “What do you mean, sucked the life out of her?”


“He’s killed countless people to feed his thirst for blood.”


“I don’t understand,” Skip said.


Agent Payne focused on Skip. “Decker is a vampire.”


Skip laughed. “Lost you there, man. Thought you said ‘vampire.’”


“Like in the movies?” I asked.


“That’s all fake,” Skip said. “I don’t watch scary movies.” As he studied Agent Payne, his face brightened with understanding. “He’s the serial killer, right? The one they call ‘The Vampire.’”


Agent Payne hesitated. “How do you know about that?”


“There was a special on TV about three years ago. They did a whole show about a serial killer that removes the blood from his victims. He disappears for a few years and then reappears in a different city. Could be anywhere across the country.”


“You really do remember everything.” Agent Payne pulled out a phone. “We need to go.”


“Can’t we have breakfast first?” I asked.


From the look on his face, I felt sure he’d say no. Thankfully, the waitress walked up to the table and put a plate in front of me and two plates in front of Skip. She glanced at the coffee cup before leaving. “Let me know when you need more.”


I wanted to laugh. He hadn’t even touched the coffee. “What happened at the school the night we ran?”


Agent Payne lifted the cup and took a sip. “Just some kids pulling a prank.”


“That’s not what you told my dad.”


His gaze shifted between me and Skip as we ate, but he didn’t say another word until my plate was empty. “You’re not coming with me, are you?”


When I didn’t reply and Skip kept eating without a word, Agent Payne pulled from his pocket what looked like a flashlight, which he laid on the table next to my hand.


I waited for his hand to slide away before touching the flashlight. The black device was about the size of my index finger and had a button on one end. “You’re giving me a flashlight?”


“It’s a flashlight that doubles as a tracking device.”


Skip rolled his eyes. “Like we’re falling for that.”


“It’s not live yet. When Decker finds you, press the button. It will transmit your location.”


I frowned. “Does my dad know about this?”


Agent Payne gave me a look of frustration. “You want to run again, go ahead. I can’t stop you. Agent Lockhart can’t stop you. But Decker won’t play games. Take that tracker and give us a chance in hell of finding you after he does.”


“What makes you so sure Decker will come for me?” I asked.


“I’m sure.”


“What does Decker look like?”


“Tall, long blond hair…” Agent Payne froze as he watched my eyes. A deep dread filled his voice and a tenderness that made my whole body shake. “You’ve already seen him.”


“I’m not sure, I…”


He sighed and sat back against the booth. “You’ve already seen him. It’s too late.”


“Too late for what?” Skip whispered.


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Author Biography


C.C. Bolick grew up in south Alabama, where she’s happy to still reside. She’s an engineer by day and a writer by night—too bad she could never do one without the other.


Camping, fishing… she loves the outdoors and the warm Alabama weather. For years she thought up stories to write and finally started putting them on paper back in 2006. If you hear her talking with no one to answer, don’t think she’s crazy. Since talking through her stories works best, a library is her worst place to write… even though it’s her favorite!


C.C. loves to mix sci-fi and paranormal—throw in a little romance and adventure and you’ve got her kind of story. She’s written a dozen books including the Leftover Girl series, The Agency series, and The Fear Chronicles.


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