Queen's Code Audiobook Novels & Stories

The candles flickered in rhythm. She whispered, “Lunaris was betrayed by her wolf king… and now her curse lives through me.” A wind stirred through the chamber. Papers rustled. A single book fell from the shelf , an old volume bound in black hide. It landed open at her feet. She knelt slowly and read the first line aloud. “The Queen of Chains shall awaken the King of Ruin.” Her blood went cold. Then , so faint she almost thought it was imagination , she heard it again.

I of course hide my own anguish, for hours and hours I read through hundreds of books, flipping through pages as I scour the library for any information, hoping, praying, that there’d be another way. But in the end, our efforts are futile. One afternoon, Marco enters our room with a solemn face, and I rush towards him in fearing the worst. “The Queen has died,” he whispers. My eyes grow wide. Together we rush to the cave, finding the Queen being held in the arms of Eric whose bloodshot eyes look upon her limp body in great sorrow. And as her blood trickles round the circle, the dark magic dissipates, and Cathy is saved.

[i am now with you]. I jolt when I hear her voice. I snap my eyes around the blank space. “Where are you? Did you suddenly decide to play hide and seek? This isn't funny.” ...[i am with you. you will hear me in your head whenever i speak from now on]... I slap my hands to my head as her voice rings loudly in my ears. I fall to the ground. “What is this?” I pant. ...[you are the queen of Alkhemi, you must choose your king wisely. don't be blinded by lust, November]...

A vibration that barely registered — until I saw the screen. Secure Feed: NEW FILE SYNCED. My heart kicked hard. I opened it. One word glowed against the dark: QUEEN. For a second, I just stared — not breathing, not thinking. Then everything hit at once. She’d used it. The code. The one we set up back when she first came to the clubhouse, when I told her, “If you’re ever in trouble, this word means you’re still fighting.” I was on my feet before I knew it.

He mumbled calmly in an assurance. “Let us go!” I mumbled and we continued our walk. “Your Highness! She is here.” He said when we stepped inside the chamber where both King and Queen are present on the thrones. “I did not get time to have a word with you Child as I was needed to look after the settling of the people that returned from Palmer.” She said in a tone like an authority and I gave her a small nod. “I am Sabrina, Queen of the Nadir.” She added.

The woman beside me muttered under her breath, her voice trembling slightly as she whispered, "Holy God, I can't believe this." But I didn’t even hear her. My eyes were locked onto Keilah, every inch of me drawn to her, my breath shallow. She was there, real, in front of me. I could see her trembling slightly, the magic around her still buzzing with energy. Her eyes were wide, searching mine, and for the briefest moment, it felt like everything else in the world faded away. The Queen's voice broke the heavy silence. "Young man, step forward," she commanded, her voice soft but filled with authority.

With a deafening crack, the stone split open. And beyond was darkness. Cold, thick, ancient. And in the center of the room… A single pedestal. And upon it - a book. Bound in silver and gold, its cover marked with a sigil Lyra had only seen in her visions. The mark of the gods. Killian exhaled sharply. “The First Queen’s own account. Her words.” Lyra stepped forward, her hands trembling as she reached for it. As soon as her fingers touched the cover - the world shifted.

She's definitely a defendant. Inside her home, on a small wooden table, sat an old book— bound in animal skin. My heart jumped. The script markings were unmistakable. An original text. Old Mercian medical code. A treasure. "This ancient text will be hard to read," I said, nodding to the book. "If you agree to treat the queen mother I can translate it for you." That made her pause.Finally she lifted her gaze, studying me. "You? You don't look a day over twenty—"

My blood turned to ice as the final symbol appeared. Because the words weren't meant for the kingdom. They weren't meant for Kael. They were meant for me. The Queen has awakened. Bring her to the Gate. End of Chapter 9

And the true mate bond with Darius called to her like a siren song from the future summit. She dressed for the day in another elegant gown, the perfect Luna mask firmly back in place. But inside, the queen was rising. The whispers in the dark had only just begun.