So This Is War Meghan Quinn Audiobook Novels & Stories

There is no stopping that war. ******************************************

The name of the alpha rang in my head like a loud church bell. Alpha Zion Kincaid of the Valis pack. Everyone knew that name, even if they didn’t know who he was in person. Very little is known about the man, and for someone like me, I knew less than the others.

The next few days were brutal. Everyone was going in different directions, always missing each other as they slipped in and out of the condo. Rhychard met Kendalais out in the magical clearing, each day suffering another pummeling by the Warrior Master. Kendalais taught Rhychard to reach into the sword and communicate with the other Warriors. With the Guardian Sword across his lap, Rhychard could close his eyes and envision the other Warriors, all of them standing and conversing together or one on one, as he learned their stories and listened to their advice. The fact the Guardian chose a human to be a Warrior surprised them all, but all accepted Rhychard, and not just because they had to in

74. War Part-2 This chapter is dedicated to ELLEN GIBSON, JUANA GONZALEZ, ULLA SCHMIDT, QUEENIE PHILLIPS, and KATRINA MILLER-WHITTAKER. Thank you for your support<3 Rafael's POV:

“What is the purpose of this meeting? Because I know for a fact if you want war, it will happen.” “I don’t want a war Victor.” Meko said looking at Victor. “I want her, that is all I want.” He said looking back at Anabel. “Once I have her, there is going to be no use for you, and therefore I am not going to need to go to your realm anymore.” “Well she’s not going with you.” Victor said shaking his head. “So if this war is going to happen, we might want to talk about that, but if you brought me here to waste my time, you’re just going to cause issues for yourself.”

Our conversation was interrupted by partially shifted Amber, "Shut the holes in your face and listen," "What is it—" "Listen," But I couldn't hear anything, but I could feel vibrations coming from the ground. Stooping, I lowered myself to the ground, pressing my ear against concrete. Closely my eyes, I listened, I hear footsteps, marching in a unison, fast, "W.I.K.D," I mumbled, "It's W.I.K.D... They have found us," "We need to split up, send them on while goose chase," Al spoke,

And I'm here to find out. Meghan goes stiff, mulling over it once more. My phone rings, cutting through the silence. I fish it out of my bag and stare at the screen. Warren. Pa Alfred's right hand man. I hesitate, this is the first he's calling since I got back here. Meghan gives me a quizzical look. “Aren't you taking that?” she points to the buzzing phone in my hand. I don't know. I'm not so sure I'm ready to talk to the chairman.

“I’m going to fight too.” “Wait, wait,” Riley said, the news washing over her to quickly for her brain to process it. “Miko left? For war?” She was breathless. “Yes,” I said gently, “So has Killian.” “And you’re going to follow them?” Riley asked. “No,” I said, a slight edge of defensiveness in my voice, “I’m going to join them, as a warrior. I’m not a groupie.” “I’m coming too.” Riley said abruptly.

She didn’t speak as she hugged Kael, then handed him a thermos of something hot and calming. Inside, they scattered across the living room. Roman unfolded pages of printed code. Harlow worked her way through decrypted logs on her tablet. Ari nursed a latte like it was the only thing tethering him to the moment. Kael sat on the couch, one arm draped protectively around Riven, who looked down at the drive in his hands like it might bite. “Mason’s not just some small-town bully,” Riven said quietly. “He’s built an empire under everyone’s noses.”

She looked up at all of them now, her family, her warriors, and whispered, “I didn’t mean to.” “You don’t have to mean it,” Lucien said quietly. “You are it.” The room fell into silence again. Not of fear, but realization. This wasn’t a guessing game anymore. Not just visions. Not just possibility. The war was already watching. And it had finally seen Mae. The room remained quiet after the void’s retreat. No one spoke until Mae was resting again in one of the castle’s deeper chambers, surrounded by comfort, warmth, and the constant presence of Ashar and Riven on either side.