Expanse Book 10 Novels & Stories

Chapter 13 As Levi's spaceship landed on Mars king Javier assigned him as commander over four thousand men and twenty three fleets of ships and ordered him to defend Jupiter at all cost against zeno's attack Levi:(lands on Mars)good to be back time to see the king(as he went to the throne room) King Javier:(speaking to king Oranus)your majesty I have sent for Levi when he is here I will send him and some men to help defend Jupiter King Oranus:thank you old friend cos at this time we need all the help we can get

Alfonso, please hear me out---oh please. I was pacing back and forth and started to think stupid. I sensed an aura coming closer in my direction. I am trying to calm myself and stay focused but I just---can't. Thinking Alfonso's safety got me distracted. I began to step forward as my body trembled when the ground started to shake. Keeping myself from falling, I managed to get a hold of a big trunk near me. I tightened my grip and was shocked when I heard a loud growl followed by a big explosion.

HUNTER’s POV We all turned to Brock who stood and brought back a huge book with ancient markings on it. Where did he even get that from? Dropping the book on the table, everyone sitting around it either coughed or pinched their nose as dust blasted through the air around us. “Oops, sorry,” Brock uttered as he opened the book. He flips through the pages until he stopped and looked like he found what he was searching for. “Oh, here it is,” he says and points at a passage on the book.

Kendra was surprised at how close they were to Center Land. The temptation to enter the city and demand the return of her son was almost all consuming. It took extreme willpower to continue on past it toward the alien’s settlement. “Do you think that alien in the a****n’s cell was from this place?” she asked as they carefully slipped behind a large boulder and looked down upon the modest sized alien settlement.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED FIVE AURORA'S POV Chapter 105 opened with a sense of anticipation and excitement as our pack continued to navigate the intricate web of supernatural politics and forge ahead on our path toward unity. It was a chapter that brought both triumph and heartache, as we confronted new challenges and faced the consequences of our actions. The Supernatural Unity Initiative had gained significant momentum, and our efforts to bridge the gaps between different supernatural communities were beginning to yield results. The once-distant factions now found themselves engaging in open dialogue, seeking common ground, and working together to address shared concerns.

" I bought that part from Alpha Kadenzo; that was a week before his death. Alpha Rasmore gasped, responding to him. "Well, they said that we evaded their territory, and if our men don’t leave for the next forty days, then they will declare war on us." They said they'll conduct a bloody war because they’ll make sure lots of blood is spilled. Hashmuk told him, sighing. They were already facing another problem, and they had yet to solve the one at hand.

He snatched it up, recognizing Abbott’s administrative frequency. "Give me the logs," Kaelen commanded, his voice a low rumble. "The investigator just returned from the Expanse sectors, Alpha," Abbott reported, his breathing heavy as if he had been running the data pipelines all evening. "The history is... remarkably grim." Kaelen’s jaw locked, his scent turning sharp with an uninvited tension. "Spit it out."

"They have a heading. The current in this harbor isn't moving toward the old valley anymore. It's pulling toward the deep margin, where the Spire hasn't laid its foundations yet." "A recruitment means the Tenth Volume isn't empty, Xander," I said, walking out to join him at the water's edge. The cold brine soaked through my tattered hems, but my gray-stained palm felt alive, the silver needle-scar prickling with a sharp, electric curiosity. "The Thirteen reserved the space, but they don't have the authors to populate it. They’re using our remainder—our un-optimized seeds—to dredge the deep tiers for anyone else who survived a reformat." The Architecture of the Departure

"Do you know where she is? Is she okay?" I spit out my worries about Jo, wishing for any news of her safety. I asked Chief Kapono if any of his people had seen a red-haired woman. "Relax, Miss Thea," he said, placing a hand on the back of the young woman whom he had been talking to earlier. "This is Ten-Ten, my granddaughter. She was with her friends scouting two nights ago after we captured you and your friends. She will explain." Ten-Ten looks like a warrior than a princess. She had sun-kissed skin and wore light, easy-to-move clothes. Bandage clothes strapped around her arms and legs, her hair loose and red war paint over her face and eyes. She, too, has tattoos on both arms.

Hi!!! Just wanted to pop in and say thank you for taking the time to read my work. This is the final book in my Unspoken Trilogy. Hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it!! Book 1 - Unspoken Promises Book 2 - Unspoken Truths Book 3 - Unspoken Desires If you’re starting this novel without reading the previous books - you may get a little lost with all the characters and the fast paced events. ——————————- Chapter 1