Guardians Vol 3 Novels & Stories

Natasha took a moment to explain herself. “The white light you saw from Vince going to you was solidifying the bond between a Guardian Knight and the person they are protecting. The triplets will accomplish this same ritual with you to further tie themselves to you.” I had to be very careful how I worded everything, knowing Pearl had already directed the triplets not tell Ellie she was their mate. “We weren’t expecting it to occur with just a touch from Vince but he had already made his pledge via the triplets as your primary Guardian Knights before they left to come here,” I explained.

**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

As her words resonated, a blinding light enveloped the guardians, forming a radiant column that pushed against the Void's overwhelming onslaught. The Void, now faltering, roared in frustration, "No! How? Your combined strength... it's impossible!" Alec, feeling the shared power of the guardians' course through him, replied with unwavering determination, "It's our unity, our shared destiny. You underestimated the power of the Nexus and the guardians that protect it." With a final combined effort, the guardians channeled their collective energy, focusing it directly at the heart of the Void. The entity shrieked as it started to fragment, its once dominant presence dissipating into the void fro

**This is Book Three of the Guardians Trilogy. This book contains references to events that occurred in the first two books and spoilers for those books. It is recommended that you read The Broken Warrior’s Daughter and Alpha’s Guardian Angel before reading this, the final book in the trilogy. Eli I never expected to find my mate, much less in a small town in the middle of the Appalachian Mountains where I was just passing through. Even more surprising than her being under eighteen and nearly half my age, was the fact that she was human.

But the silver shackles keep him caged deep within me, much like very single being trapped here, pure instinct reduced to a faint growl in the back of my consciousness. The first guard stops abruptly, making me stumble to a halt. Ahead was a larger cage, standing apart from the others. Inside I notice three shifters,.. wolves, judging by their scent,… but they’re so beaten and frail it was hard to tell. “This one goes here,” the first guard says, motioning to the cage. “No,” I snarl, struggling against their grip. The other guard presses a button on a device strapped to his belt, and the collar activates again. The pain is excruciating, but still I refuse to scream. Not here. Not in front of

After the call ended, they said, “We respectfully invite you to return, Mr. Rivers.” At that moment, the higher-ups of HQ and all the family heads in Metropolis joined in to request the guardian to return! In the hospital, Stephen lay on his bed. His body was completely paralyzed, and all he could do was stare at the empty ceiling above. Tears slid from the corners of his eyes. In a daze, he glanced out the window and saw a plane slowly passing by the blue sky outside. Under a bridge, a filthy and disheveled Simon fished a plastic bottle out of the river and calculated how much it was worth.

“But I didn’t choose this. I didn’t ask to be some… some chosen savior.” Lucian stepped toward him, voice low and firm. “No one ever does.” Dorian set the book down gently on the table. “There’s more.” Everyone turned to him. Dorian’s voice was grave. “‘The Chosen will not remain alone. Bound by blood, shadow, and heart, three shall walk beside him—guardians of the gate, each one bearing sins of their own.’” Lucian narrowed his eyes. “Three?” Kai blinked. “Wait. Guardians?”

I said to Storm, finally deciding without consulting my brothers. “You know the deal,” Storm said, guessing what I have in mind. The secret organization will work with us in snaring the Bennets, but there is one catch: I need to work for them again. I have already retired from the Guardians since we found Briana. Now, I had to work with them again to attain my family’s peace. The Guardians is a secret organization that protects high-profile individuals from all over the world. It was founded by my godfather. He was the one who took us in when we lost our parents.

He unwrapped the letter, read it, and gave it to Abel who read it out loud. The enemies, led by Cone, were on their way to the East, and backup soldiers who were journeying from Oceania were also on their way. Oceania?! That is Fatou's country, right? I feared the consequences of trusting those people because it might be a trap. I tapped Arnold and whispered in his ear. He reassured me that nothing would happen as they had also been living like a shadow of Genovia instead of Countries in partners. As expected, Arnold instructed the strong-faced guard to lead me to a closeby mountain, with food and new clothes. I was reluctant to go but after much persistence and how urgent things were, I had

The Guardian's arm bent the wrong way. The second soldier attacked immediately. Luca sidestepped. Grabbed the man's shoulder. Used his momentum against him. And slammed him headfirst into a tree. The impact sounded painful. Extremely painful. The third Guardian hesitated. Just for a second. Just long enough. Luca drove an elbow into his throat. The armored soldier collapsed instantly. Three Guardians. Less than ten seconds. Done. Yet Luca wasn't smiling. Wasn't relieved. Because something felt wrong. Very wrong.