Jasper Hale Eclipse Novels & Stories

And maybe it did. --- One evening, after a particularly grueling day, I found myself wandering outside the base. The air was cool, and the sky was painted in shades of purple and orange as the sun dipped below the horizon. It was one of those rare moments of quiet, when the world seemed to hold its breath, waiting for the next disaster to strike. I didn’t expect to find Ethan out there, leaning against the edge of one of the barricades, staring out into the distance. He didn’t hear me approach at first, his posture relaxed but his eyes sharp, as if he was scanning for threats even in the stillness.

"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."

Plastic explosive. Not enough to destroy the building. Just enough to destroy the mechanism. And the Hall of Records behind it. The timer Isla stopped wasn't the endgame. It was phase one. Phase two is happening now, while we're standing here preparing to leave for Maine. I turn the tablet toward Isla. "Hale isn't just in Maine. He has a clean-up crew in New York." She stares at the feed. Her jaw tightens until a muscle jumps in her cheek.

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.”

“Hayden will be back in two days.” I laughed softly. “Exactly.” His eyes narrowed. “You are planning to act before he returns,” he asked. “Yes,” I replied. “That’s reckless,” he said in disagreement. “That’s necessary.” I corrected it. I moved toward the window, staring out at the darkening sky as the moon was shifting, growing, and preparing. The lunar eclipse was coming. “I won’t be in the Heart when it happens,” I said firmly. “I refuse to stand in that cursed place while they decide my fate.”

It was evening. "World-renowned astronomer Johannes Kepler has discovered something that has everyone talking. In three days, there will be a solar eclipse..." I heard the newscaster say, and I froze from fear. My heart began to beat fast. I started to sweat, and I was afraid. This couldn't be the darkness I had been seeing. I looked at the screen where the newscaster turned towards the guest on the show. "Kindly explain what a solar eclipse is to our viewers," she said, and he smiled at her and turned to face the camera.

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

When was the next one? I pulled out my phone, then remembered I had left it at the resort. But there was a calendar on the desk, detailed with astronomical events. My mother had marked important dates, phases of the moon, and its celestial alignments. I flipped frantically until I found it. Two days from now. A total lunar eclipse, visible from Moonstone territory. "Two days," I whispered. "She has two days to get me to agree, to get Ethan under her control, to set up everything she needs."

“I’ve been asking myself that too. I don’t have all the solutions or answers but one thing I am sure of: I’m not backing down. Not now.” Kade held her gaze for a moment before he looked away, his shoulders tense. "Hope you're ready to back it up." “Enough,” Selene said, her voice slicing through the tension. “We need to concentrate. If the eclipse is in two nights, we don’t have any time to waste.” Jax tilted his head and squinted as he thought. “We’re going to need allies. Shadow wolves can’t be any better than they sound, and we sure don’t want to face them alone.”