#phantom wheel

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Writing Prompt: Dialogue

"Oh God! You're bleeding!"

"I'm fine."

"You're bleeding, that's not fine."

"I'm aware. But I'm also alive and walking, so the fact that I'm bleeding is the least of our problems right now."

[thenovl]

Cover Reveal: Phantom Wheel by Tracy Deebs

They’re teen hackers. They thought they were being recruited by the CIA. They weren’t. Get to know the hackers behind Phantom Wheel by Tracy Deebs, a fast-paced adventure as they race to undo the virus they unknowingly created. We have the character bios for each one below along with a cover reveal!

Alika: Harvard-bound good girl by day, kickbutt hacker with a score to settle by night.

Issa: Ordinary girl with extraordinary skills.

Owen: Black hat hacker with a conscience ... and a secret.

Seth: The world class hacktivist with a heart of gold.

Harper: Loner, lurker, liar — she sees everything and always has a plan.

Ezra: The chameleon conman — he can talk anyone into doing anything.

Here’s the cover! 

Add to your Goodreads shelf. 

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Writing Prompt: Dialogue

"You know what your big mistake was, [----]?"

"Not killing you all when I had the chance?"

"Well, there is that, but no. Your big mistake was thinking you could con people smarter than you."

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Writing Prompt: Dialogue

"Did you cut yourself on all the glass, or did you get shot?"

"I'm pretty sure I got shot."

"I was afraid you were going to say that. ...Oh my God! You were shot twice!"

"It's fine."

"Shot twice is not fine."

"Says the girl with the arms and hand cut to hell."

"It's really just one arm, and my hand isn't that bad."

"Oh, because that makes it so much better."

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Writing Prompt

It's okay to need someone—and to let someone need you.

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Writing Prompt

I wrap my uninjured arm around her shoulder and pull her gently into my body. She's so small I barely notice her slight weight against me, but the way she closes her eyes and kind of sinks into me makes the nightmare of the last two days feel almost worth it.

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Writing Prompt: Dialogue

"What—?"

"I don't like that [----] kissed you."

"That was just a cover, to keep the guards from getting suspicious."

"I know. I still don't like it."

"That's ridic—"

"[----], you—"

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Writing Prompt: Dialogue

"Hey, you okay, [----]?"

"Great. I'm... great. Better than you, anyway."

"Yeah, well, you're looking pretty pale there, girl. Don't want you to pass out on us."

"I've never passed out in my life, and I have no intention of starting now."