Guardians Book Review Novels & Stories

**This is the third book in the Guardians Next Generation Series. It can be read as a standalone book but will have references to events that occurred in Shattered Bonds. This book will run in a parallel timeframe to Shattered Bonds. Events in this book will overlap with events in that book. Maeve Three Years Ago

Reluctantly, I opened my eyes to see a giant beast pinning my assailant to the ground. My savior had the smaller wolf’s throat in his jaws, squeezing slightly, causing another whimper. I glanced around the clearing to see the other Hunters crouching low to the ground, and I didn’t blame them. More wolves arrived, all with shades of dark fur and bright blue eyes. Their size also gave away what they were. They were at least three times the standard size of a wolf. I gasped in shock. “Guardians.” I breathed. Guardians were at the top of the food chain, protecting our King Alpha, who ruled over all the packs. The King himself explicitly chose each Guardian. To challenge a Guardian would be to ch

However, was less keen to reply to the muttered inference from Chiri issued shortly after, “Magic guards?” Alliance Guardians and Hunters used expressly for the policing of magic within Vehehurst, it was unusual for them to be deployed on protection details for the everyday happenings of officials employed by the state. The comment implying her suspicion towards the Vemehurst government being more spooked by the recent rogue activity than they had let on publicly. The only response to her words came in the form of a warning glare cast back at her from over Tristan’s shoulder. Able to take a hint, Chiri made no further observations on the information they imparted as she slowed her pace purpo

“ This is one of the oldest books which was written by a guardian himself.” “ A guardian wrote this?” “ That’s right, the ones who were chosen the first time by the Goddess of magic knew that despite the laws which were created by the Goddess, it's going to be broken. Life cannot be restrained, no matter what others think, the Goddess believed that she could lay down the laws and her followers will listen to her but promises are made to be broken which was why the guardian who was the wisest among them all, took the matter in his hands and wrote this book which was later passed down from generation to generation of witch and wizards. And in this book, he mentioned that the offspring of those

“Even then, she was too old to protect the mirror. There was another who forsook the responsibility. We’ve been struggling since then.” “Do you know the name of the Guardian?” Gemma couldn’t believe this. She knew she had to have fallen asleep on the window seat and this was all a dream. “David. Do you know him? The Guardians usually come from one family as do the Protectors.” “My father. I don’t know what happened. He died when I was in high school. My Aunt Rosa was our guardian until recently.” “He never took up after Ester’s sister. The portal is open, and we’re having a devil of a time keeping the Greyback mages from sending their forces through.”

"So going back, there are four guardians for the fated savior and one of them is the fated shield. The one with the strongest connection to the savior." "And you are that fated shield?" I concluded. "That's my and our librarian's conclusion." He honestly answered. He remained silent after that. He just let me absorbed the informations. I already returned on my original position which was sitting on his lap, my hand around his shoulders, and my face on the crook of his neck. I felt comfortable. I felt home. "Ignis said the guardias took you that night. Where did they take you?" I asked when I remembered what happened the night before he disappeared.

“Guardians are an elite group of people who are trained to be the best in every respect. We are the ultimate weapon and gift.” “So a glorified bodyguard, then?” I snort. She stares at me, lost for words, and scoffs. “No. We provide more than safety. We provide guidance, healing, both mental and physical, safety and companionship.” She says it with so much conviction I can feel how much she believes in what she does. She loves her occupation even if she seems stoic and bitter about it. “Companionship?” I wiggle my brow at her. She rolls her eyes.

They returned to the Hale house together. Kael kept to the shadows, but Ari let him inside. There was something steady about him now less threatening. Like whatever beast had spoken her name in the dark had faded back beneath the skin. She pulled out her grandfather’s notebook and placed it on the kitchen table. Kael flipped through it silently, nodding. “He was one of the old guards,” Kael said. “Guardians of the blood. They kept the peace for years. Until they started dying.” “He didn’t die of natural causes, did he?”

While all Guardians are strong, Reagan is already making a name for herself as a very powerful warrior. “I guess so. Thank the goddess Xander and Cayd are next in age. When the twins come of age …” he shakes his head and I smile. All the Guardians are well protected by their fathers and brothers, but the twins and Reagan are the youngest of the generation and everyone is protective of them. Plus, the twins have their mother’s gentle kindness making the packs practically fall over themselves to please them. “Anyway, how was your weekend, Levi? Any important news to share with me this morning?” he asks.

“Guardians, please, come with me.” As they stand, Amir grabs my mate’s hand. I’m just about to step in, when she handles the situation, Guardian style. “I warned you not to touch me again, Amir,” she says and I watch her wolf push forward. Amir screams as he is turned to dust. My father’s eyes go wide as he sees his second in command disintegrated in front of him. The entire room goes silent around us. “Yes father. You would be wise to remember that they are called the Guardians of the Realm for a reason.” I snarl at him. “Ladies, please, come with me.”