Gold Raven Kennedy Audiobook Novels & Stories

Raven Escurians and people from Dun’s Crossing celebrate all around me, but I only have eyes for a bloodstained, silver wolf on the other side of the river. I shove through the crowd, desperate to touch him and know that he’s safe. That we all are. King Gavin is dead!

Anyone appreciated by Kennedy had to be trustworthy. When a call came in, Jade answered, her expression turning grim. Kennedy asked with concern, "Is something wrong?" "Jacob Severin is back," Jade said coldly.

I had thought I was shameless but I never knew there were more shameless people out there. I gritted my teeth in anger hearing him mention my parents. I wanted to blast his face and destroy this man, but then I felt myself being dragged to the back and when I came back to my senses I saw Kennedy’s broad back covering me which made me feel protected. “The Silvercrest Pack, huh?” Kennedy's voice sounded which silenced the hall, and then he nodded his head, “I have been coming across this small pack of yours recently and it's getting annoying.” He said, then flicked his shirt, then I suddenly heard the sound of whimpering and strong footsteps.

Dad coughs, making me shake my head knowing to look after Raven, that she would need me. “No, you’re going to be ok.” I cry, looking at my hand as it glows white attempting to heal him. “The house is clear!” I barely hear Embry call out, while I stare into my father’s eyes, watching as they dim and his face goes slack, becoming vacant. “No… no… no, Lily!” I flinch hearing Raven scream from the top of the loft, afraid of her reaction once she sees our father is gone. ** Raven’s POV **

The Raven Prince can hear the fear ringing from his voice. "If you really care about this clan, if you think that this clan deserves better, if you think that our ancestor's hard work is going to get destroyed, if you want to save the respect the people have for the Raven crown, then go and do it. You can do that if you want to. Goodbye, Cadmus" With that, Raphael disconnected the call. All the fifty men are silent. So silent, that they can hear the little sounds made by the insects around them.

"For Father. For Mother. For every life you destroyed." "Do it." Damon grinned at him, his teeth bright with blood. “Show me you’re no worse than I am.” I wanted to. God, I wanted to. Wanted to see the life go out of his eyes. How I wanted him to feel as powerless. Helpless. Afraid. But then I hear the voice of Raven. "Kade! Help me!" I looked up. She had been jostling with Cameron's restraints, trying to get her free, as gunfire broke out around them.

Kael’s eyes locked on mine, dark and unreadable and far too serious for dawn and then he said, very quietly, “whatever is happening to you… Raven can’t find out.” out.”

“That was intense.” Marvin replied, “It was. We’ll need another month to heal.” Kelvin shrugged. “That’s fine. It’s not the first time.” As they spoke, a raven flew into the cave. A letter was tied to its foot. It landed on the stone. Marvin sniffed the air. “Do I smell Jyra?” Kelvin groaned. “Argh. Roosevelt won’t be calling for us, will he?” Marvin untied the letter and opened it. It read:

“Careful what you say.” Her eyes flared, but she leaned in close, her lips curving into a poisonous smile. “What will you do, husband? Kill me? You’d never find her even if you tore apart every land between here and the sea. She’s gone. Forever. And she’ll never be yours again.” For a heartbeat, the world stilled. Kaelen’s wolf surged so violently within him that his eyes glowed bright gold, his breath coming in sharp growls. Ravena gasped at the sudden force of it, fear flickering across her face despite her bravado.