Novel & Cerita Jupiter Ascending Books In Order

Hello wonderful readers, I am so sorry for any confusion, but all four books in this series will be separated. Unfortunately, my editor received some untrue information that was then passed on to me. To limit confusion, the order of the books is as follows: *Mated to the Alpha of the North *Mated to the Alpha of the South *Mated to the Alpha of the West *Mated to the Alpha of the East Thank you for your continued patience, understanding, and support. (I am also loving all the comments and encouragement. You guys are awesome! Thanks for sticking with me!!)

“How much of the baby is human and how much is vampire? Maybe it needs blood and not mother’s milk?” “If the witches won’t help their own, we have no choice but to go to the wolves,” Jasper firmly said. “I haven’t been able to create the formula, but they’re still powerful during the full moon. We need to go to them now.” “Maybe not. I have an idea,” Ben said. “Have you done anything about the zombie rising that’s taking place in you?” “With what time?” Jasper snipped. “Yeah, right,” Ben said with an apologetic tone. “I found the horde. I think it’s worth asking them for help.”

As long as she was with me, it didn’t matter. “The whole Isla and Chance thing is a story for another day.” * The End* Do you want more Dionysus Rising? Let me know if you do and thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading! I love you all ❤️

"An heir to this throne" Alpha Cameroon sighed, looking at his wife, who just shrugged her shoulders. That was true, but who will rule after Alpha Rasmore? The moon gods had made it clear that when Alpha Cameroon saved the werewolf race from Dracula, only the Kiandas, who were of Alpha Cameroon's generation, would rule, and that meant they did not need to stop their generation but bring lots of offspring to the world. "I suggest you think about it, Apha Cameroon." "I'm sure the moon gods would have said the same." The elder finished his sentence and signaled for the other to leave the courtroom alongside him.

With his fur back, he’s as regal and confident as any royal, the grumpy persona replaced with Alpha arrogance. When we get inside, we all go into the library. Ailduin goes to the book shelf where the Book of Prophecies sits in the center, facing forward, glowing with its magical light. He pulls it from the shelf and looks at me. “I think it’s time we all accept this this book of prophecies is about you, Lily. First, The Rise of the Giants, then The Blessing of the Ceryneian Hind and now The Healer.” “Is the last one terrible? I’ve refused to read them, the first two made it sound like I was bringing destruction to your world.”

Waiting. I pick up my pen. The ink flows dark against the paper. Three days. I stop. Read the words. They look smaller than they feel. The buyer wants his money. I do not have it. Jerald does. I set the pen down and lean back in my chair. The ceiling has a crack in it. I have never noticed it before. It runs from the light fixture to the wall, thin and jagged, like a vein. I stare at the crack for a long time.

The news played quiet in the background — mentioning unexplained plant growth near subway grates and along old rail lines. By the time Jules arrived, the bookstore's air smelled different. Wetter. Not mold. Not rot. Just… new earth. Like something had broken through the surface and was stretching toward light. Jules stood in the doorway, blinking like she'd walked into a fever dream. "That's a flower. On your ceiling." "Yeah. There's four now." They examined Dreams in the Soil again. Jules didn't want to touch it. Aria did anyway, gloved fingers on the pages. The book's roots had started to extend — thin white strands like veins trailing across the counter, reaching toward the window where a

whispered Frank in Coralis’s ear. “Don’t worry about it. I guess it’s elemental related?” said Coralis, turning her head slightly toward him, so their cheeks were touching. “Yes, I’ve had some help from Vic, I’ll admit.” “Sorry to disturb you, lovebirds, we did get you something,” said Louis, handing Coralis a heavy box as big as a phone book. “Oh, thank you!” Coralis grabbed the box and unwrapped it. Inside the box was a thick reference manual about gas molecules and elements. She took the book out of the box and opened it, turning some pages.

She sniffled and flipped it over. "I thought I could handle them on my own, but those people are backed up by someone powerful. Alpha kelvin, Beta Leon, Gamma Theo and others I don't yet know about, seek this book. It holds great powers, enough to turn a mortal into a god. I have no idea why it was left with you but I'm sure you'll figure it out. But first, you need to find out who you really are and where you came from. I'm sure that will answer all the questions you have in your heart. I'm sorry we weren't able to protect you until the end."