Eyes Up Guardian Novels & Stories

Gunner moves his hips back and forth, pretending he is spanking something in front of him, while making a high pitch moaning sound, “Oh, Kill… You hot alpha heir who is madly smitten by me…Yeah, pump my wolf out of me and make me your Luna…” He looks and sounds so comical doing it that I have a hard time holding my laughter when my dad and his beta open the front doors to the pick-up truck. Making Gunner and me stand in attention and swallow our laughter. The two doors behind them open, too. Revealing, no other than Gio and his mom, Vilma. The Guardians. Members of the wolf blood council. What are they doing here? “What are you guys doing here just standing like idiots?” My dad, ladies and g

“This is one of Eden Joy’s guardians, Guardian Coridon.” Kayson looked toward Guardian Coridon and said without changing his expression, “A peak-level grandmaster. Eden Joy does employ a terrifying number of powerhouses.”

“A great evil rose. A darkness older than memory itself. And five Guardians stood against it.” Gasps rippled through the crowd. All eyes turned to the group near the front—Cheyenne, Nalia, Tora, Chelsea, and Isolde. The Guardians. Their Guardians. “They won. We won. The world is safe—because of them.” The grounds erupted in cheers. Howls rang out, fists raised high, pups leapt into the air. It was a rare, raw moment of pure pride and relief. Ben let them have it—for a few beats—then raised his hand again.

She could sense someone or something watching her, it was a weird presence and she couldn't quite pinpoint the position as it came from everywhere. 'Who could it possibly be?' Katie wondered, her eyes narrowing as she looked around. Her thoughts raced to make sense of the situation. But a voice interrupted her thought. "Katie," Oprah called. “What are you doing?" "Oh it's nothing, just taking in the view," Katie replied but Oprah noticed her unease. “Hmm, I don't think so. Maybe I should just take a peek,” Oprah said and her eyes glowed silver. Oprah was a Mindflayer and could read people's minds but it required eye contact, so Katie hurried to hide her face.

The pain in Laura Comer's right eye was excruciating. Despite the fact that she had been taking prescription strength numbing drops for the last few weeks in a failed attempt to somehow deaden the incessant stinging, it still felt like a sharp object was wedged in the back of her eyeball. Blinking seemed to send a razor blade deep into recesses of her vitreous. Regardless of the fact that Cowboy Sam had assured her that his own eye had healed within a week, she was now convinced that the only way to stop the pain was to have her eyeball removed. She was considering just such a move, drastic as it may seem, and contemplating why she had ever allowed some backwoods Guardian to remove it. At le

“Go back upstairs, and try your mom’s cell.” She was crying now, but she managed to say, “Okay,” and headed back up the stairs. I handed my phone to Brandon and felt out with my mind, trying to determine if there were any other Vampires in the area. We should’ve known this was going to happen. There are Guardians stationed in Shenandoah, placed there to protect families like the Burks, those whose children are capable of Transforming. Unable to find anything, I sent an IAC message to my sister and Aaron and then returned my attention to Lucy. I could hear her mom’s cell phone ringing in the background, heard her shouting for her parents, and then she opened the door to their walk in pantry.

Dad looked everywhere but at my face. He had made up his mind already. “Doctor Watson says you have a year left to live. If you keep going at this rate, you might not last up to a month,” He walked to the door. Paused. “Your bodyguard will pick you up once you’re discharged.” And then, he was gone. The silence crushed me. I couldn’t stop the choking sobs that raked through my body, shoulders shaking and hands trembling. Tears mixed with snot ran down my face but I couldn’t care less.

“Maria, from today henceforth, just as you have seen us, you shall continue to see. I bestow the blessing of the seer upon you, and you shall use it to help your pack.” “I would.” He walked back to where his colleagues stood, then, the woman in the center walked closer to me. “As the lady of the council of guardians. I bless your eyes, that they shall see what no ordinary eyes can see.” She brought her hand closer to me and touched my eyes. After that, she left to her original position. The last man by the right came closer to me to give his own blessings. “Stretch out your right hand.”

“You… why do you choose a difficult path when the moon goddess has already blessed you with the power and grace to be a good judge?” Both Oliver and Lisa turned to see a girl standing a few feet away. She was young and Oliver’s classmate with the double-colored eyeballs. Her presence felt ethereal, like she was not completely of this world. Lisa blinked in surprise. “Excuse me?” Oliver stepped forward, placing a reassuring hand on Lisa’s shoulder. “Calm down. Lisa, she’s my classmate and also the guardian of the human world.” Lisa’s eyes widened in shock. The guardian? She had only heard rumors of such a being. She immediately paid her respect, bowing slightly. “Forgive my ignorance. I had n

It was a woman, tall and stately, with eyes that burned with an inner fire. "Who is that?" Maya asked, her voice barely above a whisper. The Guardian smiled, her eyes glinting with a fierce light. "That is the one you have come to save," she said. "The heart of this world, and the key to its survival."