Forbidden Sun Novels & Stories

The firewall trust picked it up and turned it into review language. Ra burned brighter. Fenrir watched, lips drawn back in something like respect and irritation. The sun god lowered his falcon head. You would make worship voluntary. Katherine answered, "Yes." Then it is no longer worship. The old goddess stood, marble cracks glowing. "No," she said. "It is finally worth receiving." The words struck Ra harder than the audit. For a moment, the old sun dimmed. In that dimming, Jack saw it. A black band around the solar boat's mast.

“Camp here. No fires. No talk louder than breath. We move at first light and we do not stop until the perimeter is closed.” The enforcers melted into the trees. I remained on the ridge a while longer, feeling the pull. The girl was close enough now that I could almost taste the sickness rolling off her the unbonded curse working exactly as the old texts said it would. Fever. Weakness. The slow unravelling of a body that had rejected what the moon had written. I smiled without humour. By this time tomorrow, the perimeter would close. The runaways would learn what happened to those who thought love was stronger than blood.

“See. I told you so.” Helios smiled as he hugged his mate close. They looked up as more souls tried to join their haven on the moon. “Yes. You did.” She smiled as she only waved her hand and most of the incoming souls... the ones who committed unforgivable horrors in their life was repelled back.

"The Sun Valley Pack is just returning to its glory days." "You cannot compare forbidden magic with a male as an Aluna Luna Rudina!" Alpha Heaveaux sparked. "There are a lot of things that were hidden," said Luna Rudina. "He wasn’t banished because he practiced forbidden magic; he turned against us because we never appreciated his gift; he got aligned with people who misled him, and I fear its repercussions might be reawakened," Luna Rudina professed.

"The Tear of the Sun. It’s a primordial crystal formed from the first dawn. It’s the only thing that can burn the shadow-parasite out of a human soul without killing the host." "Where is it?" Mord pointed to a jagged mountain range on the far eastern edge of the continent. "The Solar Pack’s territory. The Forbidden Peak. They are the ancestral enemies of the Blackwoods. They believe shadows are a sin to be purged." Killian let out a dark, determined laugh. "They hate shadows? Then they’re going to hate us. Prepare the warriors." "No warriors," I said, turning to look at my husband. For the first time, a flicker of my old human self shone through the violet in my eyes. "The Solar Pack has sen

I said, sounding frantic, and he looked at me, confused. "In my visions, there is no sunlight. The sun is not in the sky. Instead, there is a moon but not the one we see at night. This moon is different. It is creepy looking. It has dark vines wrapped around it. The lands are desolate, and that is because there is a lack of sunlight. People and creatures are at war. There is death, destruction and disease everywhere. " I said and then looked at him, remembering his part. I did not know how to tell him, but I knew I had to because he needed to know.

They all gasped at that point due to disbelief. “Is that ordinary woman your mate?” asked Lena in disgust. “She is my mate, my future Moon, and the woman of my life, so you guys are not going to go unpunished for this outrage,” I said and tapped the cell barriers to pass sentence. “As of today, all of you are forbidden to set foot in the Eclipse Pack; none of you may buy anything from here, nor use any artifact that this pack provides. You are banned not only from the city but also from trade.”

Instead, I saw a void of a different kind. The sun should have been high in the sky by now, but the horizon was swallowed by a strange, artificial golden haze. It wasn't light that illuminated the world; it was a light that seemed to erase it. It was thick, golden, and terrifyingly silent, moving toward the Northern ridge like a slow-moving wall of liquid fire that left nothing behind. "The Sun-Eaters," Kaelen whispered, her voice trembling as she stood beside us, her hand white-knuckled on the stone railing. "They’re not an army. They’re a ritual. A collective invocation of the Sun’s absolute wrath."

She said. "I hate you" He walked out of her house and his mom collapse on the chair in dismay. There is something they had hide from him all this years and it is pointless keeping it a secret since he is an adult but regardless of anything he can't be with his Mate or war will be so deadly during the full moon as Alphas will fight for this one Alpha Female that was destined for him. She don't know why the moon goddess has chosen a more dangerous path like that for her son.

on the altar." He commanded. Helen quickly did as boss instructed her. She was happy that at least his method was working. Everyone kept quiet and watched Boss so his thing. "Bring her previous possession Helen, place it beside the altar. Only Sarah, Ryan and Helen stand beside the altar, the rest should step aside." Helen brought her best friend's wedding ring and the dress she wore when she was in labour and placed it beside the altar. She pulled the twins and stood beside the altar while boss chanted some words on some water and sprinkled it on them, purifying them before they see the supernatural one. "Incendia!" Boss yelled and more fire came up and devoured the sacrifice. Heavy wind b