Jasper Hale Eclipse Novels & Stories

"Right beneath the cargo bay. We need the blast to come from underneath, to shatter the containment and trigger the Stone’s core." I can feel the stone exerting pressure in the back of my skull. A void waiting to be filled. "It’s going to work," I say, mostly to myself. Kaleb slides out from under the truck, wiping grease from his cheek as he walks over to me. "It has to," he agrees. He looks at the eastern sky. The horizon is beginning to gray. "Dawn," he says. "The Eclipse starts in six hours. Totality is at noon." Six hours to wait. Six hours to sit around with a bomb and a prayer.

“What?” “Take me… and end this.” Rachel stared at her, breath unsteady. “Make me part of you,” Elira whispered. “Don’t fight. Don’t destroy. Integrate.” The sky cracked again. Rachel reached out. Dylan shouted, “No!” Rachel touched Elira’s hand— And light exploded. Her eyes snapped open. The eclipse was passing. Nyra was breathing hard. Stacy had dropped the second anchor. Dylan was still holding her hands, trembling and drenched in sweat.

Luna frowned and met Joshua’s gaze. “What do you think, Mr. Lynch?” Joshua stared at Luna’s face and recalled what Jude had said to him earlier this afternoon... “Anything can happen, but I do hope that beautiful employee of yours isn’t Hailey Walter. Otherwise, it’d be disgusting to know that you slept with the woman you hate the most, multiple times.” Joshua continued to stare at Luna stiffly. Eight years ago was indeed the first time Hailey ever met Luna Gibson.

“Go. Now.” Elijah and I sprinted through the forest, the sounds of battle fading behind us. My mind raced, trying to piece together everything I had learned. The Order, the eclipse, the ancient prophecies – it all seemed to be converging in this one moment. We reached the rendezvous point, a secluded cave hidden deep within the forest. Nathanial and the others were already there, bruised and bloodied but alive. Relief flooded through me, but it was short-lived. “Elijah, Emily,” Nathanial greeted us, his voice strained. “We have to move quickly. The eclipse is almost upon us, and we need to stop that ritual.”

The three silver marks seemed to pulse with the same rhythm. Steph suddenly sucked in a breath. “Oh my!” I turned toward her. She was staring at all of us with her mouth hanging open. “What?” My brow rose. She pointed at Darius, then Xavier, then Silas. “They’re all glowing!” For a moment, nobody said anything. Then I started laughing. I couldn’t help it. The sight was almost ridiculous. Three glowing crests. Three mates. One extremely confused group of people sitting in one room trying to pretend our lives were anything close to normal.

Alpha Dalton’s POV “They will all be leaving in a few hours, mother.” I told her as we ate breakfast together. An additional 20 members of the protection detail joined Council Member George this morning. He had clarified that they would all be leaving after the eclipse was over. As they are to travel to the palace. At least we won’t have to find somewhere for the additional men to sleep. Thankfully, we don’t get visitors here often and never in this quantity.

"Why are you visiting the Hale Moonkeep without your Alpha husband?" Elder Luna Queen Katherine Hale asks from her grand wooden chair as soon as Joe Hale steps into the great room for the weekly family pack feast. "I told the entire bloodline that you do not have to come to every single moon event, but I also said that if you decided to run here tonight, you had to bring Michael Jackson with you."

It took me two days, and seeing the pack return from their last battle, all broken bones and gaping wounds, before I could finally say yes. Dexter helped. We spent two days talking about it. He was the only one who hadn’t been chewed up like a dog’s toy. His mate is somewhere out there, hiding from the chaos, and he wanted to go home to welcome his child. And now Noah, my mate, hates me for it. He turns to me, his eyes spitting fire. “What time is the eclipse?” he asks Titania even though he’s looking at me “At four twenty three exactly.”

she explained, and I nodded, understanding her point of view. "It is okay, Sam," I said, and she smiled at me. The television was on the count down from fifty. Melena had a camera positioned to record the Solar eclipse. Everyone seemed excited about it except for me. This was supposed to be a memorable moment, but It felt like the beginning of our doom to me. I was scared shitless. I nervously looked and my husband and prayed to all that was good and pure that he wouldn't turn out like my dreams.

They always fought and the fights were never ending. As I layed in my very bed, the fragrance of roses r rose from my open window filling my bedroom air, the smell of those beautiful black roses irritatingly filled my nostrils as I was dreaming a lucid dream. It was unlike any of my other dreams. This dream was palguing me in the form of a nightmare. It was like a premonition my mind was trying to decipher correctly. I dreamt of it vividly and there was blood, lots of it and other people, dead people. The sun had not risen for two days. It's was a blood eclipse. The day mankind is doomed to perish at the hands of a terror group of supernatural animalia who call themselves the Al