Kingdom Beyond Time Novels & Stories

And me. And the increasingly dangerous realization that I didn’t just like him anymore. Whatever this was, it was growing fast. Too fast, probably. But nothing about my life had moved at a normal speed since a car arrived to tell me I was apparently a missing princess. Eventually I rested my forehead against his. “Can I ask you something?” “That usually means trouble.” Drew smirked. “Probably.” “Go ahead.” “If there were no crown…” Drew waited. “No succession. No kingdom. None of it.” I swallowed. “Would you still want this?”

Kael's face had gone pale. “That's impossible.” “What is it?” I demanded. Kael stared at the pendant in the Guardian's hand. Then he looked at me. “The kingdom beyond the Northern Border was destroyed centuries ago.” My heart sank. “What?” “Nothing has survived there since the last blood moon.” I shook my head. “No. My child is alive. I heard the voice.” Kael's expression darkened. “I believe you.” He looked toward the Guardian. “But if the child is there, then someone has been hiding an entire kingdom from the rest of the world.”

Three years after remarrying her childhood sweetheart, Greg Gilliam, Kathleen Whelan attends a casual alumni get-together. There, she overhears a secret about her husband. Rita Elway, once the prettiest woman on campus, has clearly had too much to drink. When someone asks about the wildest thing she's ever done, she swirls her glass. Her eyes are glassy, and there's a taunting edge to her voice. "Being Greg's other woman, obviously! And his wife is so stupid, she actually thinks we broke things off. I had his baby, I live in his mansion, drive one of his prized supercars, spend his money, and even have his family's staff waiting on me!" The room goes dead silent. Every eye turns to Kath

“You finally understand.” His enormous shadow moved behind us. “The thing beyond that gate is older than your kingdom. Older than the Moon Crown. Older than the Void you have spent so long fearing.” Kael stepped forward. His face was pale. The black mark beneath his skin was glowing again. “What is it?” The First King turned toward him. “The beginning.” Kael's jaw tightened. “That doesn't answer anything.” “It is not supposed to.” The creature beyond the gate moved. The entire palace shook. A low sound rolled through the chamber.

Gretonia's eyes lifted toward the northern mountains visible through the caravan window. "Beyond these forests." "Beyond the old borders." "Search the forgotten kingdoms." He paused. "Especially..." His voice dropped almost to a whisper. "MoonBlood." The spy's face paled. "My lord..." "That kingdom hasn't welcomed outsiders for nearly two decades." "I know." "It'll be dangerous." "I know." "The royal guards kill trespassers." Gretonia smiled. "Then don't get caught." The spy swallowed hard. "...Yes, my lord." As he hurried away, Gretonia remained standing alone.

Raven was the hand that held it. Valkin walked to the balcony. The Shadow Lands stretched before him — dark forests, darker rivers, a landscape that existed in permanent twilight, as though the sun had looked at it once and decided not to come back. From this height, his domain looked like a kingdom carved from the underside of the world. He thought about Declan Thorne.

Jaiden walked back to the table taking his pen and again engrossed himself in the work. LUNA The bus was moving steadily on the road heading to the forest. The road leading to the destination was a clean wide one surrounded by the rows of trees. The vegetation density kept increasing as they keep going ahead. The weather was also pleasant with sun shining through the clouds. Trisha and Nina were watching some episodes of one of their favourite teen drama sharing the earphone. They were completely into the scene on the screen while I was still gazing out of window. I have no interest in those they just hype up your standard always making you feel incomplete.

And in the next training session we torture all those betrayers. For a fact her mother set a tray full of treats for her. Her father and brother walked in, her father going straight towards her mother landing a loud on the crown of her head. While her and Brandon never failed to be disgusted by the sight even though it is literally a routine and of course her mother blushed like every time. Their parents never failed to amaze them, a love so deep, how and why is residing questions in both of their minds. Maybe it was the mate bond and that is why they both seemed to wish a love a little different and one that feels independent, which isn’t forced on them, literally. But they also respected

For all, you know, he could hypnotize you right now to obeying his or this so called King's every command. How dreadful. Not that your life isn't anymore. Who'd have thought that one minute, you're arguing about how exhausted you are, and the next, you're being sold to a certain someone in a land that's supposed to exist only in fantasy books? Scrunching together what you've observed and gathered so far; You're in a world full of vampires that use humans as a walking blood bag. You're taking all this in quite nicely if you do say so yourself. "She's all yours." The voice behind you says in a grumble before their footsteps slowly start to fade into the invisible black hole floating in the air

3 TIME IS REBORN Time and the Wind MAY guild you but you must know, find the seals before your friends in the present time, dies." The recounting voice of the Moment who seated in the middle throne echoed through the darkness. Little rays of light penetrated the darkness as it seemed to be cracked open. The darkness represented the close eyes of whom must have been expected. Pete and what his eyes opened up to was a place and a moment, a moment where a place still existed. Eregdrix, a period of time before its destruction came upon it.