Falcondell

  The Devil’s Son

  By S J Crabb

  Also By S J Crabb

  The Diary Of Madison Brown

  Premier Deception

  The One That Got Away

  (Part 1 of The Hardcastle Saga)

  A Matter Of Trust

  (Part 2 of The Hardcastle Saga)

  Payback

  (Part 3 of The Hardcastle Saga)

  Scarlett

  (The Devil's Daughter)

  Falcondell Part Two

  (Retribution)

  Lucas

  (The Devil's Son)

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  Copyright S J Crabb 2016

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  This book is a work of fiction and except in the case of historical fact, any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

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  Contents

  Prologue

  Chapter One

  Chapter Two

  Chapter Three

  Chapter Four

  Chapter Five

  Chapter Six

  Chapter Seven

  Chapter Eight

  Chapter Nine

  Chapter Ten

  Chapter Eleven

  Chapter Twelve

  Chapter Thirteen

  Chapter Fourteen

  Chapter Fifteen

  Chapter Sixteen

  Chapter Seventeen

  Chapter Eighteen

  Chapter Nineteen

  Chapter Twenty

  Chapter Twenty one

  Chapter Twenty two

  Chapter Twenty three

  Chapter Twenty Four

  Chapter Twenty five

  Chapter Twenty Six

  Chapter Twenty Seven

  Chapter Twenty Eight

  Chapter Twenty Nine

  Chapter Thirty

  Chapter Thirty one

  Chapter Thirty two

  Chapter Thirty three

  Chapter Thirty four

  Chapter Thirty five

  Chapter Thirty six

  Chapter Thirty seven

  Chapter Thirty eight

  Chapter Thirty nine

  Chapter Forty

  Chapter Forty one

  Chapter Forty two

  Chapter Forty three

  Chapter Forty four

  Note from the Author

  Falcondell Part two Senior Year, Retribution

  Bonus chapters and gift

  Scarlett

  More Books

  Prologue

  Cally

  Pushing the curtain back into place I sigh heavily. As I hear the motorbike roaring away I sink down on to my bed and wish for the thousandth time that things were different.

  I hate this town. Why can’t life be just normal like you see in the movies? I mean surely I should be able to fancy whoever I want to without the fear of getting beaten up.

  Thinking about Jacob I sigh again. I think that I have always liked him. We have grown up together living side by side all these years. We used to be friends until he joined Ash’s gang and took on everything that went with it. Now he doesn't even look at me let alone talk to me.

  The trouble is he is now way out of my league. They are the baddest guys around with the meanest girlfriends. Jacob is going out with Teagan Hicks and I hate every last thing about her. They go to my school so I have to watch them together every day. If they caught me looking though I would be dead meat. Thinking about what happened to Jessica Parker last semester pulls me sharply back to reality. No it’s best that I fade into the background with the rest of the invisibles. We call ourselves that because we may as well be. Falcondell High is not the place to stand out. It’s best just to fade into the furniture and try to get on with your life as best you can without any trouble.

  It doesn't help living next door to your childhood crush though; who also happens to be drop dead gorgeous. Life certainly dealt me a wicked card there, oh well the new semester starts tomorrow and you never know something might happen to change everything.