In "Deceptions" by Kelley Armstrong, a tense confrontation occurs between Gabriel and Walsh. Gabriel asserts that Walsh will leave someone alone, implying that he is prepared to take serious action to ensure it happens. Walsh responds with skepticism, interpreting Gabriel's words as a threat but lacks the creativity to see beyond that. This exchange highlights the dark and intense atmosphere of the narrative, showcasing the stakes at play. Gabriel's determination and Walsh's reaction underscore the impending conflict and the lengths to which characters may go to protect others and assert their will.

In "Deceptions" by Kelley Armstrong, a tense confrontation occurs between Gabriel and Walsh. Gabriel asserts that Walsh will leave someone alone, implying that he is prepared to take serious action to ensure it happens. Walsh responds with skepticism, interpreting Gabriel's words as a threat but lacks the creativity to see beyond that.

This exchange highlights the dark and intense atmosphere of the narrative, showcasing the stakes at play. Gabriel's determination and Walsh's reaction underscore the impending conflict and the lengths to which characters may go to protect others and assert their will.