Gideon The Ninth Kindle Novels & Stories

“Ever since I been researching the Prophet Elijah and how everything he Prophesied has come to past. I found out he was here on earth thousands of years ago Prophesying God's word, and he never died. God just took him to heaven when he was done. Then the same Prophet suddenly appears on Valaisha and stayed there many years Prophesying then disappeared as quickly as he appeared, after he delivered the scrolls. It is remarkable.” “To think it is us to fulfill this prophecy,” I said softly. He stopped walking and pulled me into his arms. “I just need to hold you right now.” I hugged him tight and didn't want to let go. Back at the cabin, it felt festive as someone had Christmas music playing an

They weren’t here last week, so I am guessing they must have transferred into this class. “Hey, my name is Gareth, and this is my cousin Elias.” Gareth says. “My name is Sapphire, and it is nice to meet the two of you.” I tell them. Gareth seems nice, but when Elias turns to look at me, I freeze. He has the most intriguing eyes I have ever seen. They are like gold coins with little splashes of red. It reminds me of a flame. There is something weirdly familiar about them. Something about him makes me very uncomfortable, but I hide it. He turns away from me, and I relax a little. There is something about both of these guys that has my hackles raised. I will see what Dad has to say ab

Gideon, one of the kidnappers, crawled to the phone and answered with a simple “hello.” The voice on the other end, male and authoritative, asked, “Did you manage to execute the job?” Gideon looked at his scratched hands and face, signs of recent turmoil, and hesitated before answering. “There was a problem,” he finally admitted. The male voice demanded details. “What kind of problem?” Gideon glanced at his two fallen comrades on the floor, dead, their bodies marked by claws, and began to explain with a certain uncertainty in his voice. “The kids... they're not normal.”

Gideon stands up so fast from his carved stone chair that it topples backward, crashing loudly against the altar steps. The gathered noble wolves erupt into utter shock. Gali never explicitly named Gideon as the mastermind behind Lionel's death, but with the evidence laid out on the ancestral stone, the sharp-minded wolves of Blackmoor Crescent Keep have already pieced together the entire bloody puzzle. Gideon had sacrificed his own dishonorable nephew to frame Gali, clear his internal rivals, and stir the pack into a civil war! Gali slowly rises from his chair, reverting back to his terrifying, unyielding Alpha aura as he looks down at the trembling old male.

“I hold no strategies, merely stories of past events. As a book, I cannot think for you. However, I can share some insights that may help your quest.” “What kind insights?” Micha pressed eagerly. “As the living book, I house knowledge of past, future, and prophecies that are yet to unfold.” “Please, anything that could help with this war!” I implored. The living book gave us hope, the book whispered, “King Johnson and Micha will return—not alone, but with Queen Selene. Their arrival will align with destiny.” Micha’s eyes widened. “Really? Are you certain?” “I do not offer falsehoods,” the book reassured.