Jasper Hale Eclipse Novels & Stories

And powerful enough to be marked. I did not tell her about the prophecy. No point creating pressure or expectations. If the Moon Goddess planned to mark her, it would happen naturally. The next two months passed quickly. Preparations began for the eclipse ceremony—much larger now, with representatives from all allied packs attending. Selene helped organize it. She was excited about the eclipse, though she did not know about the potential marking. The night before the eclipse, Darius and I stood in the exact spot where we had been marked fifteen years ago.

CASPIAN Day one. Day two. Now, the sixth day approached. I spent my hours outdoors, meticulously monitoring the weather, even the forecasts now inexplicably altered. This was an unprecedented eclipse, devoid of scientific explanation, its persistent shadow a spiritual anomaly. This eclipse was never natural; it was a manifestation of the divine.

Thirty-five. At forty-three minutes the private elevator chimed. I had a heavy crystal paperweight in my hand when the doors opened. Jax stepped out alone, a black external hard drive and a disassembled exterior camera housing in his hands. A thin cut marked his left cheekbone. His shirt was torn at the shoulder. “It wasn’t Richard in the unit,” he said. “It was Hale. Private investigator on retainer. He had a laptop, two external drives, and a live feed to a cloud account. I took everything that mattered. The rest of the setup is permanently offline.”

"Above this ridge, our empires are hunting for corpses. They think we are dead, or worse, hiding in a ditch. But tomorrow evening... tomorrow evening the moon will bleed. The celestial alignment is absolute. The Blood Eclipse will find us." Astrid shifted, her powerful arms wrapping completely around Carmilla’s waist, pulling the vampire commander flush against her chest in a deep, unyielding hug. She buried her face into the silky, dark waves of Carmilla’s hair, inhaling the intoxicating, thick scent of dead winter roses that had finally returned to her skin.

I snatch it away. "What was that?" I questions. "Was that...That wasn't Grayson was it?" Jasper, glancing around, assesses the shadows sliding in between the trees, as the sun finally sets. His ring glints in the rising moonlight. Commander of the Night. "Be quiet." He snaps. I fold my arms, forcing his hand to fall back to his side. "I'm not doing anything until you tell me what's going on. Do you know how isolating it-"

he informs me, a truth in his words. I wanted to tell him to stop saying that, but I didn't bother. With what may be coming up in my future, I decided against arguing with him. We had to drive quite far from the Pack center to make it to Malik's estate. Jasper informed me that he was expecting us, which was a relief, since Alpha Asher didn't when I first met him. Let's hope he isn't as intense and so...Sexual. His property covered more ground than I probably have in my whole life. Every frost tipped blade of grass contributed to an entire land of unfilled wonder, that lead to his actual estate. The impressive building was tucked under a canopy of trees, shielding the infrastructure made prim

"The Eclipse has begun. Your Alphas are falling. If you want to save them, you must stop being the bride and start being the Sovereign." The golden sea shattered. I was back in the chamber. The smell of burnt ozone hit me like a slap. Victor was on one knee, his suit torn to ribbons, his pulse-pistol sparking as he tried to reload with a mangled hand. Kael was pinned against a containment vat by two Void-Sentinels, his fur matted with black blood, a silver-edged harpoon buried in his shoulder. Aris Vane stood over the control console, his face illuminated by the flickering monitors. "Ten minutes to the Eclipse peak, Julian! You’ve been catatonic for five minutes. Just in time to watch your p

Alaia POV After we returned home from our trip to Opal Moon, the days passed by quickly, and soon it was Wednesday, the day of the Lunar Eclipse. I could sense that Alexi was nervous, although he tried to hide it by showering me with all the love and affection he could. After breakfast that morning, Xander pulled Alexi and me into his office for what he called a “quick meeting”. When we arrived, Matt and Kade were also there waiting for us. Xander motioned for us to sit down before he spoke.

I placed my hand above his arm, rubbing to and fro, “I just wish we had more time, Elijah.” This afternoon, I had the bright idea of researching for the next astronomical event that might result in an eclipse. To my surprise, there’s one in the next three weeks. Experts expect a total lunar eclipse which might result in a red moon, hence ‘blood spilling in the sky’ as the story of Andrei and Irina’s love goes. No wonder Zwick and Hickman were killed on two consecutive days. Tauri is running out of time, or should I say they are working on schedule. While here I am, playing dates with Elijah, pretending and hoping life will stop for us.

I looked in that direction and saw someone approaching us. “Who are you?” I demanded. As he walked towards us, I realized it wasn’t just a man. The shadow of his figure divided to reveal a wolf at his side. Once close enough to make out the details of the man and wolf, I was startled. I didn’t recognize him, but his wolf looked exactly like Eclipse. The man was about my height, thin, with almost white blonde hair, dressed like he’d just walked out of the 1920s. “Miles Bailey Blackburn. The first eclipse wolf of Steelcrest.” He introduced himself, touching his wolf’s neck.