Ebony Castle Novels & Stories

She was still admiring the houses and cottages when they arrived at the main Packhouse and that made her jaw dropped in awe. The enormous mansion—no, castle—before her looked as though it had been taken from Europe and placed inside the EbonClaw pack. Its overwhelming size screamed of power and authority, just like its owner. She felt a chill ran through her spine. The castle-like building carried Valker's presence. It felt as if he was staring straight into her soul. She looked away from the structure and studied the grounds around it. "Welcome to EbonClaw." A curvy woman with soft blond hair greeted her as she stepped from the vehicle.

Make it look like I was the one holding us up. Forty minutes later, the iron gates of the Carmen Blackwood Manor swung open. The estate was breathtaking—twenty acres of ancient forest and perfectly kept grounds surrounding a massive stone manor. Unlike the modern glass tower Sebastian lived in, this place felt like the heart of the pack. It felt like history.

the cabbie asked as Lily slid across the backseat to allow Evelyn room to get in. “Oh! Here, please,” Lily handed a scrap of paper over the bench seat to the cabbie in front. “Thank you so much. For heaven’s sake, Evie! Close the door or we’ll be late.” ** The James’ mansion was an impressive stone Tudor baronial style castle with a wide circular drive, surrounded by expansive formal gardens filled with both native and exotic plants and rimmed at the outermost edges of the estate by a towering pristine evergreen forest.

"And they say he's never taken a consort. You will be the first. The only." The convoy of cars moved through the night. My mother praised Damien the entire way. "He has three castles, a dozen biotech firms, and the world's largest synthetic blood production line." "Most importantly, he is completely free of scandal. In the night world, a man like that is a rare find." "You'll love him. I promise." An hour later, we arrived at the Obsidian Castle. The magnificent fortress stood on a cliff's edge, built entirely of black obsidian that gave off a dark sheen in the moonlight.

I called my boyfriend. “Hey, Christy.” My boyfriend said. “Hey, what are you doing?” “Nothing, chilling with the boys.” “Oh cool. I’m at the Bellefonte mansion.” “That haunted place. We should have a party there.” Alexi looked at me and nodded. “Okay party at the Bellefonte mansion. Bring everyone. It’s going to be a blast.” I said. Alexi and I cleaned up the place and moved the piano outside. I went home and grabbed a few things I needed. Luckily my parents weren’t home.

Regardless of the run-down state it was still breath-taking. Castle Black was one of the main reasons I loved the Eclipse pack so much. When I was last here, I would come and sit in amongst the bushes and just listen to the sounds all around me. A sense of peace filled me as I listened to the breeze rustling through the shrubs about me or around the stone walls. Birds tweeting in the sky above me, or in their nests they had created amongst the cracks in the stones.

The hem of her dress reached the floor, but you could see the boots when she walked. “Let’s go kick some royal ass,” I said, and Falcon laughed and shook his head. “Hopefully, not yours,” he said, and I grinned. I sat in the back of one of the SUVs with Falcon and Tala next to me. I had opted for the Zetas to drive in the second car behind us, although Edmund and Ashton insisted on being with me. The castle was situated across Loch Eilean with dense forests surrounding it on all sides. It gave good coverage for patrolling wolves, although everyone permanently residing in Oban were wolves. My people, as Duncan called them.

The last time I’d been in Falcon’s Reach had been for a coming-of-age banquet, when I’d had too much to drink and had gone to bed early. I wondered how Bianca had managed this. Her mother must have known Ambrose somehow, I figured. That was the only explanation I could think of. Soon, we arrived. The castle was just as I remembered it—dark and moody, built of black stone that towered into the darkening sky. The castle grounds overlooked the mountainside below, but it was too foggy to see much.

Little Ben said raising his eyebrows and smiling rebelliously. Kar and Little Ben set out immediately to the Treachery's dungeon. It was situated in an abandoned castle with enough security, both with traps, supernatural forces and one Lynx Lynch, which was enough to hold any prisoner down for any amount of time. There was a butterfly always at the top of the castle, it sees everything and reports anything, if necessary.

I smile as we take in all the warm red wooden furniture which has been accented with black and silver, like our home that was destroyed. “This is where Diana rejected Dagon and tried to kill him,” I look over to the large carved mantle over the lit fire. I yawn, while looking around seeing the fireplace is surrounded by two large sectionals that match the furniture throughout the rest of the castle. “Diana, is Ruby ok in here? I can only imagine it’s a painful memory for her,” Embry walks over to a pair of rocking chairs that sit across from each other next to a large bay window, with a bench seat under it. On each side of the window are bookshelves full of books and trinkets, across from th