Guardian Ward Historical Romance Novels Novels & Stories

But as she runs her fingers through my hair, I let myself relax. “Everything will be okay, Lorcan. I know you’re worried, and I’m not asking you to stop searching for Victor. But we’re safe here, baby. We have many enchantments protecting the pack and our territory. No one can hurt us here.” My grandfather asked his witch friend to put guards all around my pack. She swore that no one could get in and take Gianna from me. I pray that she’s right. “You have to allow yourself time to sleep, Lorcan. If you don’t, you’ll wear yourself out; then you won’t be any good when you’re needed.

As the first rays of sunlight spilled over the city, Eden felt the weight of the past lift, replaced by a fragile hope. They had fought through the shadows, through secrets and lies. Now, they could begin to rebuild. Together. END OF GUARDIAN OF RUIN.... THANK YOU FOR FOLLOWING THIS UP TILL THE END☺️

He held my hand, trying to help me cross a basically empty and road with no incoming vehicles on either sides. While it was sweet and all, I didn't want to feel like a damsel in distress. I know the reason why he protects me so closely is because he blames himself for dragging me out into all of this mess. That's why he feels responsible for my safety. And to be honest, he makes me feel safe. He's like my guardian angel. Always there to protect me. He didn't really start that way. When I first met him, he was just a sad, grumpy, emotionless outcast roaming the forests. But overtime, he has grown into a more empathetic werewolf, and I love him for that.

I watched the scene unfold, and the last shred of hope in my heart died. Then, Fabian stepped onto the stage. He held a crest carved from moonstone, pulsing with a powerful protective rune. "The Northern Wardstone!" someone gasped. It was the pack's highest honor, given only to the bravest, most trusted warrior, symbolizing the power to guard the pack's defensive wards. "Gloria," Fabian's voice was a low, mesmerizing rumble. "From now on, you will stand with me as a guardian of the Northern Ward. I place my trust in you."

“Why are men always so stupid when it comes to women? Time and time again. Just remember Helen of Troy before you do anything stupid.” “I have an idea of how to keep her in line.” She set her glass down and crossed her arms over her chest. “Really? Let’s hear this idea.” I poured another glass before I gave her the name that would explain everything else. “Joseph Ingram.” After a moment of consideration, she smiled. “Not a bad idea.” Ariel followed me into the royal chambers with the proper equipment. London was in the second living room next to the balcony, reading a book she found on the shelf.

"Humans?" "Aurora and the boy with magick. Arthur." Azak said with a soft sound of disgust. Witches were a very bad ward to protect. Sometimes they hurt themselves doing magick, like Aurora's great-grandmother, Elysian. Azak was her guardian angel, too and when she died, he hadn't been reassigned anyone. So he had became lax and he liked the lax life. He loved it. He was basically lazy, even though sloth is a sin, but... he was lazy and he liked it that way. And then one stormy night, Aurora McCannaugh came to life, a soft glow covering her body, an aura of sparkling personality and Azak's 'Book Of Guardianship' glowed in silver and blue, just as it did whenever he was assigned a new ward wh

**This book is the 8th in the Guardian's Next Generation series and 12th in the overall Guardian series. It can be read as a standalone novel, but scenes and historical incidents will be referenced without going into full detail of what happened. It is recommended that you begin the series at the beginning with The Broken Warrior's Daughter.** Reagan “Are you excited about your birthday?” my best friend Meadow asks me.

Nothing would surprise me where that woman is concerned. What was hard for me was trying not to wander into the forest for a moment or two. My wolf was itching to get out and run free, but I knew I couldn’t risk it. If Anna had set a test, I would not fail. There would be plenty of time tonight to sneak out and let Shadow have her moment. Working as a slave at Dalgaard Mansion can be hard sometimes. But as an Omega orphan, I have to take what I can get. I have no family of my own, having been abandoned at birth. A member of the Zidiahan army found me and brought me to the mansion. The Queen gave me a home with her kitchen staff, making Anna my foster mother.

Paige Colin’s words scared me. I felt like he was planning to run from me, much like I’ve been doing to him. I was sure that he would leave my room and go back to his girls in Aurora Flame. I heard stories about Aurora Flame girls. The Alpha gets his pick of them. Most of those stories were probably about his father, Charles. Colin tosses me on my bed and climbs in to wrap his arms around my waist, pulling me closer. His touch sends shockwaves through my skin. What the hell is wrong with me? My body craves his. Why am I keeping myself at arm's length? I know Colin isn’t Cory. Cory’s touch didn’t even turn me on, which is why we did nothing more than fool around. Colin only has to look at me

I said shaking my head, “Gateway? What, gateway? And what union?” “A gateway that passes between the worlds to this one; each world has hidden portals, and each gateway has guardians. The Weston’s are the guardians of the one near here. Not only are they guardians, but they are also our protectors.” She looked me in the eyes when she added, “Rayna, this cannot be repeated...not even to your friends. Do you understand?” I nodded my head slowly. All of what was said seems so unbelievable. “What Union?” I asked again sounding a little choked up. It was now beginning to make sense.