Queen's Code Audiobook Novels & Stories

Carl said "Five minutes, that's all I can offer." "So I started digging two years ago why that boy who sucked on your blood die but none of it made any sense, so I started digging who the elites where. I overhead a friend of mine talking to his father about getting an invitation to a meeting and he was super excited to be called to an elite meeting that was when I discovered this." Carl said handing a transcript to Audrey. "The code." Audrey said "You know it right? They said it's not a language but a code used by the Queen to send messages to the elite."

“I can’t…I can’t quite promise that.” As Mahl turns back to him, confused and wary, Auden begins to explain what he can of what he has planned for this afternoon. Auden just hopes that, when the time comes, Everleigh will be able to adapt. _________________________________________ I groan and turn over in my bed when a knocking sound wakes me from a deep sleep. Blinking, not really comprehending what’s going on yet, I stare at the little inner door of the Queen’s chamber reserved for trusted servants. It creaks open suddenly, making me jump a little, and a young woman peeks her head inside.

The fog itself seemed to shiver, pulling tighter, until the figures were so near Mia could see the glint of eyes—silver, countless, unblinking. The pendant pulsed again. Slow, rhythmic. A heartbeat that wasn’t hers. “They’re here,” Mia whispered. Her voice broke like glass. “The ones who rewrote it.” The eyes blinked all at once. Then a ripple of sound, like parchment tearing, cracked the air. The mist split open, revealing not the clearing, but a throne towering in the distance, veiled in shadows. On it sat a figure crowned in violet flame. The Queen. *“For me,”* her voice thundered—not loud, but absolute.

Audrey greeted in a stern voice “Luna Audrey” the queen greeted back “How were your errands?” Audrey asked in an almost knowing manner “Quite interesting” the queen responded in a strong accent. “Lovely cheeseboard” her eyes gestured towards the table. “Thank you, I was inspired once” Audrey shrugged The queen hooked her elbow with Audrey’s pulling her closer so that no one would hear what she was about to say. “You will get your answers, just let her help you, but be careful not to let her too close, some things you must discover yourself Audrey you don’t need anyone to help you figure them out”

My skin still shimmered faintly under the light, the mark on my wrist pulsing with a rhythm that didn’t belong to me. I’d purged Mateo from the Blood Code — or I thought I had. But something lingered. Something alive. Sometimes, when the wind shifted, I heard his voice in the static of the world — faint, teasing, omnipresent. You can’t kill what you coded into yourself, hermana. I ignored it. I had no room left for ghosts — not his, not Luca’s, not even my own. The council waited inside. Palermo’s surviving heads — those who’d crawled from the ashes when the digital empire fell. I was their Queen now, not by birthright, but by blood and fear.

"When I got back from the infirmary, everywhere was quiet. The guards and the maids were all asleep. I decided to hide myself when I heard some noise in the kitchen. The beta female and the queen wanted something to eat. After they left, I saw her pour something on one side of the steak. When she tasted it, she didn't eat from the part that she poured something on. So I figured something was wrong. When she got back to the kitchen, she made a call and said she had done it and the queen will be dead soon" "Thank you so much Althea. You saved me" I hugged her tightly. Valdus retrieved a vial from the pocket of her dress and smelled it. "It has no scent" he passed it round and they confirmed it

I failed to protect his people. "Retreat," I ordered, my voice filled with a heavy resignation. "And spread the word. Tell everyone to stop consuming Anthony's medicine. It's not a cure. It's a poison." I turned and walked away, my shoulders slumped with defeat. ***** (Author's POV) In the isolated room of King Arthur, the Queen sits beside him, not wanting to leave her mate in a dimly lit room alone. On the bedside table is the medicine that Anthony has given himself to the Queen to aid the King’s illness.

QWEN “That’s the normal visitors’ code. Always feigning to be okay when care is offered. I guess the queen has enough for everyone in the pack.” I was playing a weird mind game here, and it was shocking they were yet to get my point. I had rained a pile of mocking words at Cassey and she still had a smile on her face, still sounding polite because she was a daft daughter of low ranks. “It’s no code, Qwen, she just returned from the healer’s chamber a week ago, so, she is not ready to have herself settle for brandy. I mean, that’s too early.”

A faint smile appeared. “The Queen is in danger.” Damian slowly knelt. Not before Alessio De Luca… But before the King who had finally begun to awaken. End of Chapter 16

“I called this meeting. The queen hurt a member of this council therefore breaking the code.” Zadyre let out a scoff. “How do you expect us to take any of this seriously when the head of the council isn’t even here?” Sebastian looked red. “Well uncle’s coming! He’s just running a little late-“ “Then this meeting is canceled. The Queen retaliated to Lydia’s earlier offense. She trespassed and in the code, it states the queen is allowed to discipline when it’s deserved.” Sebastian and Lydia looked shocked and confused. “Wait, no that’s not-“