Aphrodite Magical Girdle Novels & Stories

The girls had chosen this spot for its energy—a natural convergence point where the earth’s magic pooled like water. Freda lit the black candles with a whispered word, their flames burning unnaturally blue. Pru scattered a circle of salt mixed with crushed obsidian, the grains glittering like crushed stars. Rita laid out the parchment—yellowed with age, borrowed from Gogo’s private stash—and the silver dagger, its blade etched with runes. "Ready?" Freda asked. Rita nodded. Pru grinned.

Golden threads float in the air around her and as she sets her eyes on Safira, the half-caste begins to glow, and a soft exhale leaves her lips. Adelaide works healing magic stronger than the best healer I've ever known. She was a woman who was crazy, and who deprived her young son of happiness so much that he promised he’d get it, no matter what. Adelaide’s magic seems to hum a tune and she moves her hand in one clean motion. I feel something prickle the back of my neck and Safira’s body jerks violently. Metallic green gunk hits the wall opposite her and even as a Lycan king, I can feel the potency of that poison.

If he was getting weaker, then Acris chain should be getting weaker since they share the same blood. Lord Adonis might not know it but Pearldina was certain he had been caught in the web of love and she was going to do everything within her power to use it for her advantage to save herself and her loved one. Who knew her medicinal skills would come in handy someday? Something good was definitely coming her way and all she had to do was to wait.

Natalie stands by my right side in an exquisite knee-length cocktail gown that captivates the eye of anyone who sees her. The midnight blue fabric is adorned with silver crescent moon embellishments, draping gracefully around her form. Her silver hair, styled in loose waves, complements the ensemble. Silver earrings and a delicate bracelet complete the look, making her a vision and making it hard for me to take my eyes off her.

Orchid asks, eyeing my clenched fist as I walk towards her. When I get close to her, I open my hand and her beautiful eyes widen again before brimming with tears. I knew this gift would make you sad, but I hope it brings you some happiness too, or at least some sense of closure. "Kadmon," she whispers as she takes the ring from my open hand. "This is Sara's. You went back to her. I nod and run a hand over her wet shoulders and back. Even in the water, your body is warm. Addom is right, she has already started to change even more. She is becoming more omega by the hour.

“We are going to save your mother, just follow the plan.” Gareth and Hazel stood off to the side of the portal, Hazel wore a dampening charm around her neck meant to keep her magical signature tamped. Garreth held a net made of fine golden chains like the ones that bound them in the Seelie Fae realm. Gera assured them they were strong enough to hold anyone once the lock on them was sealed. She refused to tell them where she had gotten them, and Hazel found herself slipping deeper and deeper into distrust for her.

Of course, she couldn't eat much, but she could feel how well it was doing her body. ‘You can't make it through magic alone,’ Rodolf warned her, ‘you have to learn to eat again.’ Maddie took the amulet in both hands. ‘Amulet, fior grádh, amulet, true love, fallaiche air beulaibbh mo shúilan, is hidden from my eyes. Coimhead air agus sealltainn dhamh, find him and show me na bha aca dhomsha fad na húine,

Hecate breathed heavily, putting her hands in a praying position. “You aren’t breaking any rules. I’m here helping using their pre-bonding love, besides if you don’t do this, we are going to be screwed later with the blood magic stuff, and…” Hecate threw her hand over Aphrodite’s mouth. “Bitch, you messed up my lipstick,” Aphrodite grumbled. Hecate had me copy her arm movements. She mumbled in a Greek and Latin dialect that I couldn’t understand. The surrounding wind rustled. Creed immediately came beside me. Hecate grabbed his hand and put it on my shoulder. Apollo did the same, copying his son.

My gaze drifted unconsciously to my left wrist, my fingers lifting to touch the familiar coolness of the bracelet I wore. It was a masterpiece of ancient craftsmanship, a delicate filigree of interwoven gold and silver, each strand detailed with tiny, almost imperceptible etchings of Lunaria flowers. The Lunaria, a moon-blessed bloom, was the only thing capable of warding off the darkest of magics, known to repel even the shadow touch of the Death Goddess herself. And right now, I could feel it failing. A faint tremor ran through the metal, a vibration that resonated not on my skin, but deep within my very soul. The golden glow, usually a comforting pulse beneath the silver, flickered, waver

Shhhk. I set my glass down. I reached into the pocket of my trousers and pulled out a small, heavy velvet pouch. I opened it, sliding a heavy brooch onto the glass table. It was carved from solid stardust obsidian, a faint, pulsing silver light radiating from the core of the stone. “For you,” I said, sliding it toward Zaria. “A gift for the success of the Moon Goddess Ceremony.” Zaria picked it up. The silver light reflected in her dark eyes. “This is ancient pack magic fabric. Where did you even find this, Penelope?”