Divine Rivals Audiobook Novels & Stories

The fluctuating power of blood and energy from the ore rose in a wisp of smoke, producing a crackling sound in the air. Heath's eyes widened in disbelief. "That's… That's a piece of divine gold!" Beside him, Mona stood speechless as her disbelief mirrored Heath's. She thought that Heath had gathered some very substantial material, but Severin's revelation of having obtained divine gold had surpassed her expectations completely.

Before they could protest, I walked away, my steps faster than their voices could catch up. I kept walking, not knowing how long or how far. The sky had already darkened. Danny had promised us forever. He had asked me to be his. He had sworn he’d never break my heart. So what was this? Getting engaged to a girl? Someone who wasn’t me? Suddenly, I couldn’t breathe. A sharp pain tore through my chest. I couldn’t scream, couldn’t reach for my phone, nothing. Everything just went dark. **** “Are you awake?” An unfamiliar voice drifted into my ears as I struggled to open my eyes. My head throbbed painfully.

“You didn’t really think I’d let them win, did you?” The void trembled around them. Shadows shifted, whispers rose, and the first god’s presence coiled tighter. Riven knew, in that moment, that nothing would ever be the same. He had the Crown. He had Bishop. He had Luca. But the void… and the god above it… had plans that were far older, far darker, and far deadlier than anything he could imagine. And as the first god’s molten eyes fixed on him, Riven realised the truth: This fight… had only just begun.

Author's POV "You will need it... " Dominick slid the glass of scotch towards him. Vlad stood beside him and grabbed the drink. "Thank you for taking care of her... " Vlad said while looking at the glass. "I didn't hear you... " Dominick smirked. "Asshole! " Vlad mumbled and Dom chuckled. "We don't drag women in rivalry... We are not Russians... " Dom mocked. "I have never hurt your women... Don't blame me for other's doings... "

Jared only used the divine cup when he wants to show no mercy on his enemies. The divine cup was not a cup. It was a grave. It was a place as deep as hades, and as hot as hell. When even his men saw it, they dared not trespass. The divine cup was a place that only listened to Jared’s voice. When he speakes, the land quakes and flames begin to burn through the floor. Pain starts from the inside of whoever stands in the middle of that place, until the person bursts in pain and agony. And by the blood of those he hates the most, is it’s energy renewed.

Their helmets and pads smashed against each other thunderously, granting me the notion that the Gods were angry. With merely a couple of seconds left on the time, there was only room for one more play. Ace had the ball, the clock read 14 seconds. The crowd was nail-bitingly silent. Beads of nervous sweat pebbled my forehead. The tension was so dense, you could cut it with a knife. I observed in apprehension as Ace dodged and flipped past the enemy. I felt and tasted the adrenaline that was gushing from the pitch and the onlookers around the stadium.

“That’s no man of God. He’s a liar, a deceiver! "With all due respect sisters. That person you are protecting is not a servant of a god! How can a devoted priest covet another woman? A married woman with a child!" Richard replied. “No!” Khana’s voice broke through, trembling with fear and desperation. Tears welled in her eyes, spilling over as she shook her head. “That’s not true, Richard. You’re wrong! Henry has done nothing wrong!” "We do not tolerate such accusations. You've got it all wrong young man. I must say you're a violent person," Sister Dina uttered with a calm face and voice.

“I think this secretary will fall for our trap and become a traitor within Radiant Treasures.” Mr. Harrington, the CEO of Glimmering Vision, a less popular jewelry company in the city, harbored a deep-seated hatred for the CEO of Radiant Treasures. Their rivalry dated back to their university days when Mr. Sterling had stolen Harrington’s girlfriend, who later became his wife. The bitterness of that betrayal had never faded, and now their competition had shifted from personal to professional. “It’s a small world, isn’t it?” Mr. Harrington mused. “We were once rivals for a woman’s affection, and now we’re rivals in business.”

"Aaron Sterling is a semi-divine realm expert. I can't believe he was defeated so easily! At this rate, Steven Harrison might actually become the sole ruler of Linton Island's criminal underworld! "Linton Island's criminal underworld is finally going to get a new king! The longstanding three-way balance of power is about to end!" "Once a man steps into the divine realm, he'll undergo a complete transformation. Since Steven managed to achieve a breakthrough first, the outcome of the match is set in stone. Steven is definitely going to win the fight!" "Is Aaron Sterling's daughter really going to become Steven Harrison's second wife? If that happens, the Sterling family will be utterly humilia

Dante didn't even blink. He leaned back in his chair and looked around the empty room. "Are you going to put me in timeout?" Dante asked. "You think this is a joke," I said. My voice echoed slightly against the glass walls. "You think you just won a prize because a few executives nodded at you." "I think I just saved your European shipping division." "You just embarrassed the VP of Strategy in front of the people who approve our funding," I corrected him. "That isn't a victory. It is just another form of corporate suicide."