The Boyguard Novels & Stories

“Then even death will kneel, and the Old Ones will return to walk the earth again.” My heart pounded. “How do we stop it?” “Light where there is shadow. Flame where there is ice. The boy must be protected, not just by guards, but by truth. He must know.” I shook my head. “He’s five.” She nodded solemnly. “Then he must grow quickly.” I rose slowly. My knees felt like water. “Thank you,” I said, though I wasn’t sure those words meant anything anymore. As I turned to go, her voice stopped me at the door.

“Don’t stop!” Pure panic filled their voices. The moment they spotted us, relief washed over their faces. “Guardians!” One boy stumbled forward, clothes covered in dirt, tears streaming down his face. Nathan grabbed his shoulders to steady him. “What happened?” The boy struggled to breathe, his entire body shaking violently. “They… They killed him.” My stomach tightened. “Who killed him?” The boy’s eyes widened in horror. “The wolves.” Silence fell like a hammer. Every Guardian went completely still.

Veyr’s steward came out, heard the story, and looked at the boy. “One day’s work,” he said. “And you eat lunch with the kitchen staff. Deal?” The boy nodded fast. The guard let go. No one drew a blade. Kael exhaled. “Day nine. We judge with ledgers, not axes.” Aria ruffled the boy’s hair. “Next time ask first. We guard so you get breakfast. You help so we all eat.” The boy grinned and ran off with the apple. Later, the keeper came down from the glacier road. She stopped at the edge of the yard, hood low, watching.

A guard was dozing in the corner of the small booth, but he jolted awake at the sound of approaching footsteps, his eyes snapping open warily. When he saw it was just a little boy, his brow furrowed. "Hey, kid, what are you doing out playing in the rain this late at night?" he called out, standing up and walking toward Noah. The boy flinched, startled by the voice from the guard post. "Uh, sorry, sir! I was out playing and lost track of time!" he replied, forcing a smile that he hoped looked natural, though his heart was pounding. He was afraid the guard would recognize him.

Rori reached out and grasped the boy’s wrist with her other hand as her feet barely touched the floor while they flew through the halls at sound breaking speed. The duo stopped outside the archway Rori recognized as Murdok’s bedroom, and her breath seized in her throat. The spectrul boy floated inside and then popped his small translucent head out, “nea a worry miss the master be gone no less than a fortnight.” When Rori didn’t move the boy offered her a small smile, “I would gladly bed down another, but the master insists ye rest that bonny head here miss... I will stand guard not ta worry, spooks don't sleep.” Rori folded her arms over her chest and cocked her head, “you shouldn’t talk abo

“You know as a guardian I wouldn’t have expected you to flaunt your powers like this.” The violet haired youth looked at her angrily. “I’m merely doing what I think is best.” She cocked her head to the side. And scoffed. “Best? I don’t think so. Maybe you haven’t had the idea of what kind of poachers you were about to encounter awhile ago if I haven’t intervened.” Aedre glared at the person standing in front of her and let out a sigh as she disintegrated the spell. The glow around her disappeared and the walls of water sank down into the earth.

"Because of money and power, they have devised a terrible plan. They intend to kidnap the girl and use her as bait, as a hostage, just so they can seize all the wealth and assets belonging to the Seung family. They do not care for her life or her happiness; she is merely a pawn to them." He turned His gaze fully in my direction then. I still could not tear my eyes away from her face, captivated by her simplicity and the sadness I could faintly see reflected in her eyes, even through the vision. "I want you to take over as this girl’s Guardian Angel," He commanded gently yet firmly. "You will take this position as a replacement for your brother. It seems he has no intention of fulfilling the

can you believe that? He thinks walker is going to be way hotter than him.. How absurd Is that. I know he likes to show off.. like, be the center of attention. That's my baby. but whatever, We just have two more chapters to go and we're done. The boy nextdoor was definitely a journey and I pray you find yours. He doesn't necessarily have to live nextdoor. I heard the girl in the next book, Steyn, is strong at heart. I heard she's beautiful too. Honestly, I feel so sad for her because unlike Ray, Walker is going to punish her!!

‘Unless…’ the guardian thought as he closely observed the boy. ‘Unless he had a powerful boon! A powerful secret! One which enhanced him beyond reason!’ the guardian concluded in his mind as he gave off a greedy look. He had to capture this boy, to make him talk. He wanted his secrets! “Die!” Zephyr said, striking at the opportunity when the guardian contemplated about the powers Zephyr contained.

" My job as a guardian is to ensure that evil people like Miranda never get to hurt anyone ever again. When we are done rescuing the victims, we give them counselling and take them back to their families. I’m no magic man, I only use advanced technology and combat to stop crime “My father explained. My father was not as evil as I had thought, he was a hero. I lengthened my stay, I too wanted to become a guardian, perhaps it was my purpose. “How do I join the GOH?”I inquired. “You don’t join, you get recruited. The response I received from my father didn’t satisfy my curiosity. Two weeks passed since my father had revealed his secret to me and yet I still longed to be a part of the GOH. A man