Jasper Hale Eclipse Novels & Stories

Liz said with a bright smile as her gaze darted between us. I blushed and sought cover closer to Ryder, pressing myself against him as I hid behind him slightly. "You called us?" Ryder asked, firm and to the point. David cleared his throat and took off the glasses he had been wearing to see the computer screen before he addressed us. "There's a lunar eclipse coming up," he announced. "And?" Ryder went on, seemingly uncertain as to the relevance of this news. "And it's an important celebration for our pack. I want to be sure that you know that you're expected to attend... both of you..." he went on, shifting his sharp gaze between us both.

Her eyes were filled with pain and anger as she stared at the people walking in. Fabian's face lit up in shock followed by the other men present. "Hail her majesty, goddess of the moon" Hetero revealed, her eyes glittered with nothing but with pure evil.

"Rise, Queen of Ruin. Our work begins tonight." Rhea stood, but she didn't feel like a Queen. She felt like a storm that had been trapped in a bottle. She looked back at Silas, wondering if he would ever forgive her, or if he would be the first thing she destroyed once she had the power to do so. POV: Ash Ryder Ash stood on the balcony of the Mooncrest Estate, staring at the northern horizon. The black eclipse was still hanging in the sky, a permanent scar on the world. The wind carried the scent of ozone and raven feathers.

A look of shock and respect surfaced on Elias' expression. "Well … alright then." Elijah nodded. He gave Alyssa's hand a firm grab. "We're counting on you, Alice!" … Jasper drove into Crater Mountain Park on his own. He had swapped for a less-showy-looking SUV, so Sean hadn't noticed his arrival outside the park. He soon parked the car and got out. "Mr. Forrest? Is that you?" He called, dressed in camo for the hike. He looked just like some special ops team sergeant.

Bind them now, or they’ll break. Sam cleared her throat, stepping forward, boots scuffing, green eyes sweeping the hall—Mara’s glare, Jasper’s twitch, Lila’s hum, pups’ wide eyes. “Pack, listen,” she said, voice steady but fierce, tattoo tingling, Luna’s purr urging her on. “Tomorrow’s the eclipse. Zane’s coming—red eyes, claws, blood-oath. We’re ready.”

Eclipse has been with me from the start, and I could handle things if I weren’t around. Heading downstairs, I found Eclipse leaning against a wall with his eyes closed. Zydan was sitting at the conference table, looking at his phone. When Zydan didn’t seem to notice I came down the stairs, I quietly moved to stand beside Eclipse. “Don’t move.” I warned Eclipse by using our mind link. “Did you know about the super blue blood moon?” “Isn’t that supposed to happen next month?” Eclipse responded through the mind link without moving from his position. “It is tonight.”

“Everyone, now. The date has been moved up. We’re on alert. Gather by the shore immediately.” I barely had time to catch my breath before Caroline came rushing up, her hair wild, eyes darting. “What’s going on? You pulled me out so fast I almost thought you were under attack.” “It’s today,” Caleb said flatly, his tone leaving no room for argument. “They’re moving tonight. The eclipse.” “Fuck! How did we miss this!” Alice’s voice was urgent as she rushed towards us, a bag held tightly in her hands. Shane came up last with Damien close behind him, both of them breathing hard as if they’d been caught mid-training. Shane’s brows furrowed. “Are we sure about this? Because if we’re wrong and we st

“No thanks necessary. Harper is my best friend; I am happy to sit with her. Take your time at the celebration, I will let you know if there is a change.” “Thank you, Kelly, but I intend to greet everyone and get back to Harper. I want to be here when she wakes.” Kelly smiled at me. I was finally satisfied with my appearance. I thanked Kelly once more and exited my room and made my way to the celebration area. It was a normal gathering. The real excitement started when the solar eclipse took place. We couldn't see it with our own eyes, so we had to use special glasses. Even with our wolf eyes, if we look straight at it, we will go blind. It was pitch black for a while. Everyone was thanking t

I said. Matheo knows his assignment too. His wife tasks herself with the casualties and I made my way straight to the contention. "Hessuel doesn't have much time left," Lanasia informed me beforehand. The eclipse is halfway through but I think that would be fine considering Hessuel's condition.