Nathan Harris Criminal Minds Novels & Stories

"I was hoping you would. In fact, I threw a few steaks in for all three of us. Then we can watch a movie tonight. Maybe pop some popcorn and relax." Xander smiled. "Sounds like a plan." "Good." I took out a few potatoes and started wrapping them in aluminum foil to bake. "So, how did it go with the prisoner today?" Xander shook his head. "For some reason, the Mind Meld didn't work." He let out a deep breath. "I'm not sure why." "Do you think it's a protective mechanism?" I threw the potatoes in the oven. "After all, he's a type of supernatural creature himself."

“Grady and Glenn are priority, obviously, since their trials are coming up. But now, I think we need to dig into Nathan’s finances again, his contacts, anything and everything now comes under scrutiny. If there’s anything that doesn’t take more than time and tenacity, pass it to me and I’ll hand it to Phisher once we get Council approval.” “Wendy and I can handle that,” I say. “Good. Tracker, keep looking for the Alpha assholes. We need to get them off the street. We also need to finish digging on the men who purchased women from Glenn. We need to lock them in so we can get those women away from them. I hope Sanatrix knows how busy she’s going to be,” Hijack says. “Well, if Beta Charlie real

I said, my hand tightening on the handlebars of the Norton. The lead ship deployed a docking platform made of shimmering blue light. Three figures descended, dressed in the dark, heavy robes of the High Court of the Network. In the center was a woman with silver-spun hair and eyes that looked like they had seen the birth and death of a thousand simulations. "Dax Steele. Mia Chen," she said, her voice amplified by the fleet's resonance. "I am Arbiter Voss. You are charged with the unauthorized restructuring of the global grid and the possession of an unregulated sentient-mapping the Ghost Wolf."

“Try not to look too competent. They love that shit. It makes them think they’ve discovered something.” I roll my eyes and head toward the roped-off section—velvet, of course. Because God forbid they breathe the same air as the rest of us. There they are. Nathan Cross and Elliot Harrington. They sit like kings at the center of a rotted empire. Nathan’s in his usual armor: tailored black suit, shirt undone just enough to suggest he’s dangerous in bed but disciplined at war. He doesn’t talk much. Doesn’t need to. He’s the kind of man people watch before they even realize they’re doing it.

Nathaniel despised rogues, believing them to be feral and dangerous, and he didn't think there were any innocent ones. As he entered the meeting room, Nathaniel greeted McAllen, taking his seat in front of him, trying to compose himself and focus on the meeting, but his mind kept wandering back to the Omega and the bond that was slowly consuming him. "Good day, Mr. Hawthorne. It's great to finally meet the renowned designer," Mr. McAllen said, beaming with a wide grin as he extended a handshake. Nathaniel shook his hand with a smile, but his expression faltered as he detected the scent of a rogue on McAllen. Nathaniel's frown deepened, puzzled by the presence of a rogue's scent on a human. H

The memory played like a haunting reel, each detail etched vividly in his mind. After shooting the hacker in the abandoned building, Nate knew he had to divert attention away from the crime scene. He reached out to an old acquaintance, someone with connections to the less savory elements of the city. The deal was struck discreetly, an exchange of favors that would serve Nate's purpose. In a dimly lit bar, Nate met with a shady informant named Marcus. The air was thick with the scent of cigarette smoke and the low hum of whispered conversations. Marcus, a man with a network that stretched into the underbelly of the city, leaned in as Nate approached.

Robin asks for his best techniques from a hacker like Nana (the male Nana). Can I. Joseph William asked, smiling. He was the loving type, always joking around. No one has ever seen him be serious. But one thing was sure: he never messed up with business. After Joe was able to fix it, they went through it. It's like a battle field; the girls smartly cleared the men out, but only Paul was able to escape. Robin ordered his boys to find out more about the girls they just saw in 24 hours. It took them less than 24 hours to find out a little about the girls. They found out that the girls might have connections to the girls that were kidnapped years ago, and with more inquiries, they must be workin

There were still dangerous people out there who needed to be brought to justice, and he was determined to see it through to the end. The next few months were filled with intense work and dangerous missions. Nathan and his team continued to make progress, taking down some of the most powerful criminals in the world. But they also faced new challenges and dangers, and Nathan knew that they couldn't let their guard down. As they approached the one-year anniversary of Aric's death, Nathan and his team were on a mission to take down one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in the world. They had been tracking them for months, gathering intelligence and preparing for the final showdown. Na

"I am scared of her next move. We need to strike before she does, and you know hers blow stronger. Let's kill her. If we get rid of her, it will solve half of our problem. Don't worry, I know the best hitman." He stood up, pacing slowly. He was fighting within himself. He could be anything, but not a killer. Then Mike's voice echoed in his head, “We need strong evidence to nail her.” He quickly waved it aside. "I don't want to be convicted for murder. What if we get caught in the process? I can't afford to go to jail." She laughed at him, seeing how evidently scared he was. Then her face turned serious. "I don't know if I am overthinking. But all the time I was with Daniella, the way she tal

Nathan quietly clenched his fists after Finn provided him with the latest update. “Wanda Emerson, Tyler Sullivan, Raven Lynch.” Hah! Nathan would not let them get away with this.