Half Blood Jennifer L Armentrout Novels & Stories

'' I spoke in fear. ''It's okay, she is fine, but you can't communicate with her because she is also healing from the pain she suffered last night.'' Aunt Cara assured me with a gentle tap on my shoulder. With a heavy sigh, I fell back on the bed and shut my eyes with pain. A few droplets of tears fell on my cheek and I didn't bother to hold them back. This was never what I imagined my life to be. How could the moon goddess be this cruel to me, how could she mate me with my half brother who wants nothing but revenge for the death of his Mother.

I don’t have to be here anymore. Biting into both wrist I let my blood flow freely as it drapes over the broken pieces of ice. The valley in which I appeared shimmers with the color of my blood. I watch as my mates soul heals before my eyes. Near the end I have lost so much blood that I don’t believe I am going to make it. My breathing is shallow and I can barely remain standing. I fall to the ice as I lift me hands weakly. Using the last of my strength I bite into my wrist once more as lift my head. As I cover the last of the cracks I finally succumb to the darkness that I have long awaited.

Jax Shit. I'm late. If I miss class again there's no way to save my car from being taken away. Again. I was going to be on time but I saw her in the hallway. Sitting cross legged handing a paper to a freshman. Her long dark hair falling around her face and tiny frame. Her hand catches the corner of her folder and pulls down her sleeve revealing a very dark and unflattering mark on her creamy skin.

one of the student stood up and pointed Xoyo ,who was surprised to be center of attention. “ Does she really need to take up classes like this?” the other student asked.. The teacher stared at Xoyo, who didn’t know what to do. She cleared her throat and spoke. “ Xoyo, I don’t know why you were enrolled here but I know that your not just an ordinary human being .” “ Miss, you are right, I’m not just an ordinary human being. Though I can’t transformed into a werewolf , I can still assure you that I have the blood of the said creatures.” Xoyo answered seriously.

The resistance was on the way, or was supposed to be on the way, and she had things to do. Someone hammered on the door as Sophie sat down at the computer terminal, entered the codes Shola had plucked from Quinn's dying brain, and went to work. * * * The fly form threw a cross shaped shadow onto the land as it followed the ribbon of concrete toward the west. There were only two beings aboard: the pilot, who was a cyborg, and Colonel Arthur Luton, who was tired. It had been three days since he had slept, really slept, and his thoughts flowed like thick syrup.

Upon arriving at the gate, I could hear the battle being fought. "I am sorry General Amon, but I can't open the gate for you," a guard yelled down at me. "They are right in front of it!" I took a few steps back and ran up the wall. Just as I felt myself falling back, I jumped up and used my arms to pull myself onto the wall. The guard stared at me in open mouthed shock. Ignoring him I ran and jumped off the other side of the wall. Bringing the sword down, I slashed through a demon. All around me it was humans versus demons. I was the only half-blood. How would these humans see me if they knew? My sword decapitated another demon.

I whispered to her, not knowing if she could hear me. We got to the pack hospital and there were doctors and nurses on standby; each taking the gravely injured and wounded in for treatment. I walked in carrying Athena in my arms and the doctors that headed up each department were waiting and cautiously took Athena from my arms and placed her on the bed, wheeling her away from me and into an examination room. There was hustle and bustle in the pack hospital; mates and families of the deceased coming in and crying after identifying their loved ones, I did not even notice that my whole family and my in-laws had arrived; I kept pacing back and forth looking at the time, it was like time was mock

I exclaimed. I’m moving places, walk here, and there, that’s what I did because I don’t understand. “Isn’t it, you’re being out in the sun. You can eat food, like normal people. What time do you go out? But, why?” I was begging them to tell me the truth. “Harris, calm down. She’s my sister.” Dralia answered this time. “Sister? So, you mean, she’s also half-human, and half-vampire, isn’t she?” I explained with a still asking tone.

She would protect the world she had helped to build. No matter what the old magic threw at her, she would not break. She was Elif Demir. She was the half-blood's hope. And she was just getting started.