Book Review Guardian Novels & Stories

It was almost scary "I appreciate the concern dear... But my time as guardian has come to an end... Its time for a new star to rise" He's words were really confusing me... What guardian and star?? "Mr Jonathan... I think you need to rest" I said and now he pulled a serious face "Listen to what I'm about to tell you now Jessica... This world is not everything... Those books you read are worlds created by a fragment of someone's imagination but they are all real... Nothing is as it seem and the balance between these two is being britched..."

"The book said that the heir of destruction have the power to heal on her own but it also said the same about the guardian. I am getting confused about it before but I decided to observe a bit more about you until this moment. Right now, it really had me thinking that your identity might still be vague. By any chance, are you aware of this? Or do you know anything about the guardian?" Méah was startled for a second that she almost dropped the books. The word 'guardian' stirred her innermost thoughts and emotions in a snap. She felt nauseated from the rapid breathing of her heart and the nervousness that gave chills on her spine. Hearing the word felt like she was being struck by a lightning.

The air crackled with a malevolent energy as the guardians faced the hooded figure in the library's heart. Whispers, no longer fragmented and tempting, lashed at their minds like a physical assault. They promised power beyond comprehension, a world reshaped in the image of darkness. Yet, the guardians, seasoned in the ways of combat and fortified by their unwavering faith in the light, stood their ground. Kai, the leader of the expedition, recognised the danger. The corrupted fragment nestled within the book, fuelled by the trapped individual's despair, amplified the whispers, making them a tangible force. It gnawed at the guardians' resolve,seeking to exploit any vulnerabilities within thei

"You found the library." Zade's voice. Of course. "Yes," I said, still not looking up. "I found it." "Finding everything you need?" "Yes." Silence. I could feel him standing there, watching me. Could feel the weight of his gaze. "What are you reading?" he asked. "A book." "I can see that. What book?" I finally looked up, holding up the cover so he could see. "Murder mystery. Detective thriller. Nothing interesting." His eyes scanned the cover, then moved to my face. "You like mysteries?"

I kept sipping my coffee. Each word I overheard sank deeper, settling into my thoughts like dust I couldn’t quite brush away. Engagement. Perfect couple. Special spot. I felt… nothing. Or at least, that was what I told myself. Thank God if he was getting engaged. I won’t want someone like him as a dad for my daughter. That thought came easily. Naturally. His world was too mysterious and dangerous. Even in just these past few weeks of being his bodyguard, I had seen too much—suspicious cars or vans following us, unfamiliar faces lingering too long, shadows moving where they shouldn’t.

“We got you, Coral. Just make sure you are always staying close to your guardian wolves, and you will be safe.” I wandered out of my house and towards the cafe. As soon as I left my house, I knew that at least one of my guardian wolves was close by. Keith was staying back at the cabin, verifying the security measures that were in place. Something told me that Keith might try to catch a nap while I was away. He clearly did not sleep well. That makeshift bed would have been small even for me. I did,however, greatly appreciate the protection, and I would gladly keep making breakfast for whichever of my guardian wolves agreed to the small bed in my sitting room, while also perhaps laughing a lit

“Oh, and Adrien? Cute speech tonight. But empires always topple when kings get sloppy.” The doors closed. And silence filled the entire room; it was heavy, and choking. Adrien’s pulse hammered in his ears, Lucian’s words cutting deeper than the bullet ever had. Damien was still watching him, gaze locked, unreadable. Isabella finally broke the air. “He’s twisting you. But he’s not wrong. We lock this down now.” Adrien nodded, but his thoughts spun wild Lucian’s smirk, the burner phone, the betrayal curled somewhere too close. And Damien’s stare is always too steady, too near, too dangerous.

Jackson said softly from beside me. I released my hold on him and watched him fall to the ground gasping for air. "I said three seconds." I snapped feeling the rage build back up inside me. "I'm a guardian." He coughed out. "A guardian? What are you talking about?" Jackson asked. He stood to his feet and straightened his back, he was a little taller than me with piercing blue eyes. High cheekbones and a chiseled jawline. "There aren't many of us left, but I am her guardian." He replied. "Bullshit. How can you claim to be a guardian when they were all dead before I was even born." I snapped. Guardians were the best of the best, tasked with protecting the royals and their children from the unk

Where eyes should have been, there was only void. “The Moon Throne will not accept her easily,” the voice said. “It doesn’t need to,” the man replied. “It only needs to break her at the right moment.” A pause. Then the voice asked, almost curiously, “And the Guardian?” The man finally closed the book. “The Guardian will protect what it believes is the balance.” “And if it learns the truth?” For the first time, something like emotion crossed the man’s face. Cold amusement. “Then we make sure it learns the wrong one.”

my mother said without looking up. I couldn’t laugh. “Read the rest,” I begged. My mother swallowed hard. “The Guardian is not born when the world is at peace. She is born when humanity plots its betrayal and magic grows arrogant. She will be marked by a seal that will protect her mind until the enemy reveals the gateway. Her heart will walk in fear, but her will will be iron. The wolf who finds her will not be able to possess her, for if he tries to make her a cage, the Veil will reject him. He will only be able to walk beside her as a shield and not as a master.”