Cullen Coven Novels & Stories

As they approach the castle, she felt it throbbing in her hand, and she wondered if this place would yield the answer, provide the second half of the clue that could lead to the final key. “Eilean Donan is a very sacred place,” Caleb said over the wind, as they dove lower, circling it. “It has been home to vampires for thousands of years. The last I heard, it was home to the Red Coven. A very powerful and deadly coven, often inhospitable to outsiders—and rumored to be the guardians of a deep secret.”

Suddenly, from the corner of the room, their mother’s voice rose in a broken wail. “Carla! Don’t take one of my children. It’s just me… It’s just me. Don’t make them suffer!” The plea cut through the air like a knife, raw and pleading. Their mother’s eyes were wide with terror, her bound hands twisting against the ropes as she rocked back and forth. The name “Carla” hung in the room like a summoned ghost, a tangible thread linking the present torment to the sins of the past. Eloise and Elena exchanged a glance heavy with shared dread—the curse was stirring again, drawing closer, its tendrils reaching for what little they had left.

Aria flinched and I immediately reined it back, gripping her shoulders. “I’m sorry,” I murmured. “I didn’t mean to scare you.” “You didn’t,” she whispered. “I’m just—processing.” I pulled her into me, pressing a kiss to her forehead. Riven cleared his throat. “Killian… there’s something else.” I growled softly. “If you say one more thing that makes this worse, I swear—” Riven lifted a hand. “Just listen. I found something. A place Lyanna’s coven might be using.”

Leonard replied, " everyone in the pack longs for a run but we can't go out, for now, the town is not safe due to the clash among the parties. Their wolves are getting restless and I can feel it in the mind link" Leonard felt exhausted, ever since he had been chosen as the alpha of the pack, he hadn't rested, thanks to his mum and his subordinates, he would have gone under. The loss of their father hit them hard, they were just picking the pieces up. His mum could have left after her mate but the thought of her twin boys kept her sane. Leonard Cohen was a young boy of seventeen, same with his twin brother Lane. They were identical but their difference was in their eye color. Leonard was blue

And then slowly, I let myself be transfixed by him. The creature was astonishing. The midnight black of his coat was smooth, absorbing the light, making his form appear even more solid and powerful. I couldn’t tear my eyes away from his size. Even though his huge body was crouched low, ready to spring, his snout was perfectly eye-level with me. This was a lycan. Up until yesterday, I had no idea Xahen had a brother. Up until yesterday, I thought Xahen was the only lycan in the realm.

“It was not your fault, Dad. Tahlia was clever. She hid it behind layers of tradition and familiarity. Tell me about this magic. Kaelen says it was not hers alone.” Dakota led her over to the table, pointing to a series of symbols etched into the corner of the blackened parchment. “These are not wolf markings, Rebel. They are from the Coven of the Pale Moon, a group of witches and warlocks who were exiled centuries ago for practicing blood manipulation. They believe that magic should only belong to those of pure blood. They hate the idea of a hybrid, especially one who sits on a throne of this magnitude. My own people, the warlocks who stayed loyal to the crown, have been tracking their move

Imelda added. "Can you guys stop ignoring me and tell me why Riley thinks leaving will be an issue?" I grimaced, my hands folded across my chest. "It's nothing to be......." "Don't worry, I'll tell you," Riley cut Adrian short, a menacing growl escaping his lips but she totally ignored him. "Werewolves and Vampires are not welcomed into the witches coven unless they are invited by the high witch or one of the witches on the council ever since her daughter was killed in the last blood moon festival."

“Then we wouldn’t have to hide.” Then the three women saw Bohdan, Isaac and Rancid walk out of the saloon and head their way. Cara waved at them and got their attention. As Bohdan approached, he looked over at the gathering and asked, “What the fuck is that?” “They’re burning vampires tonight,” Cara replied. “Do you want to stay and watch?” “I don’t think that would be a good idea. Small towns like these have crazy ideas. They might take one look at us and decided to burn us as well.”

I ask with my lips drawn back in a snarl. "Your mother, Colette, was part of our coven. We know of her demise." Luca explains, looking me up and down. "So what! What does this have to do with me?" I demand. "My mother Blair is the head of the coven, and Colette was second in command, so in our coven, the son and daughter of those two in position shall marry to keep the coven’s traditions," Luca tells me never changing his expression. "I am not her only daughter. Why would you come after me?" I ask. "Because you are the

It took most of the evening to hide the evidence and the wolves felt it was as much their problem as it was for the coven. As a group effort, they covered up the shattered bits of golem. Brian found out that the coven possessed a dungeon of sorts for the few they allowed within their group, who disappointed them by attacking others or other illegal activities.