Crescent City 2 Audiobook Novels & Stories

“Ok, I’m in.” Someone says. “I’m sorry, you are? I don’t recognize the voice and I can’t really see your face.” The woman chuckles a little. “Calli Zuri, From Echo Night, in Medicine Hat.” “Thank you Calli.” “I will send the young, and old to you, and my warriors will be split between Crescent Stone and Fire Moon.” I can hear a few more murmurs, with Calli doing a lot of the talking trying to convince the others. I look over at Scott, who has been uncharacteristically quiet.

Eddy said into the mic with a sad face. “Okay, thanks for speaking with us” the reporter said and left Eddy’s presence to return to the camera stand. ~~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~ Damien gazed at the exotic buildings as they drove through the city of California. The cab man took his time to tell Damien the names of every nook and crannies of the city coupled with their works and functions. The driver was not silent for once, little wonder he didn’t put on the MP3 player in the car, he himself was the MP3.

Ethan replied impatiently, "Should we have left Mandy and the kid stranded in the middle of nowhere? Besides, we arranged for someone to pick up Heidi. It was just for a short while, so what's the problem?" "Arranged for someone? Just for a short while?" I stood up abruptly, swatting away his hand, my eyes blazing red. "Ethan, do you know that because of your damn 'short while', Heidi, she..." My voice choked, unable to continue the horrifying truth. Ethan frowned impatiently. "What are you trying to say?" "Heidi, she..." I took a deep breath, trembling as I spoke, "She was killed by wolves!" As I said those words, I felt every part of me crumbling, my body ice-cold, and everything went dark

If I needed to get to Alaric, I knew just where to start–CresentMoon. The flight to CrescentMoon was unbearably long. I couldn’t sit still. My mind was racing with different possibilities–most of them dark. I stared out the window, watching the world blur beneath me, but my thoughts were entirely focused on Alaric. I could feel him now, closer than before, but something was wrong. His energy was faint, almost nonexistent, and that terrified me more than anything else.

A pressure bloomed behind my eyes as understanding settled deep in my bones. The twins. My babies. And with them, the bond. But something else stirred too. An ancient hum unfurled beneath my skin — low, steady, and cold like moonlit water flowing beneath ice. Power not loud or violent, but old. Patient. Watching. It was the Crescent. The Midnight Pack felt it before I spoke a word. It began at breakfast. The great lodge smelled of warm bread and roasted roots, crushed forest berries releasing sweetness beneath the chatter of wolves beginning their day. I had barely taken my seat when the room… shifted.

Upon receiving the data stream that my wolf had emerged from stasis, they entered the receiving room with heavy, cautious steps. The moment his eyes locked onto my frame, Cedric manufactured a torrent of false tears, rushing toward the security perimeter as he cried out, "Chika, my noble son, are your vitals stable? My heart has been locked in absolute agony throughout the night watch, terrified that a catastrophic trauma had severed your path from our bloodline."

Once the cabinet was locked, she made her leave through the portal. As the sunset, the woodland creatures settled in for the night. The forest became calm as the crickets chirped in harmony with the toads and frogs. Angelica was still sleeping when Alester and Adric awoke from their rest. The windowless room was stuffy from lack of circulation, causing the two to crave fresh air. Astra was waiting with blood bags ready in case Aleister was still thirsty. Adric went outside to breathe the fresh air while Aleister stayed inside to drink.

However, she came together with Cindy and the others to help Donghai City with a deep understanding of righteousness and justice, which was very admirable. At that moment, she had been burned to death by Leroy—it was truly heartbreaking! … On the other side of the New World. Crescent Lake was located a few kilometers away on the outskirts of the Royal City. The Crescent Lake received its name from its crescent-like shape. It was a famous tourist spot with its painting-like scenery. The lake was bustling with people as the sun was shining brightly today with many coming here for fun. However, there was also a bay with the most stunning scenery a few hundred meters away where no one dared appr

“You know, crone, I’m not solving this case because I care about them. It’s my duty, and the council won’t stop bothering me until it’s done. People want you gone, and frankly, I don’t care how it happens. As long as you’re dead, the case ends.” I took a slow step toward her. “There will be no more casualties after today. I would still consider that a win.” The witch’s eyes widened, as though she were seeing me clearly for the first time. “So the stories are true,” she murmured. “The second-born Ashcroft truly is the cruelest member of the family.” The shadow fire continued to spread around us. Cracks appeared throughout the void, and the cries behind the countless doors grew louder. “When I

I ask, disappointed at the fact that he still seems to be avoiding me, and hasn’t even come here today. “Busy with pack business. We’re going to make sure you get home well and have everything you need.” I know I’m not exactly part of this pack, but the way Alex said pack business felt like he was excluding me purposely. Stepping outside of the hospital I’m astounded at the sight. I had heard rumours about the unusual way the pack is situated, but I had never imagined that it would look like this. Right in front of me, the beauty of Crescent City unfolds. From the woods in the background, older buildings which look historical down to the huge modern buildings, building a huge City, not just