The Covenant Series Novels & Stories

“Let me make it right this time, I swear I’ll never see Sylvia again. I’ll cut all ties with her. I’ll take care of you. I’ll repay everything I owe you.” Another vow. I thought back to all his vows these three years — “I’ll spend more time with you.” “I won’t neglect you for Sylvia again.” “I’ll cherish our pup.” Every oath, shattered by his own hands. “Chisel,” I said, bitter laughter in my voice, “you’ve sworn so many promises I’ve lost count. Do you really think I still believe you?” “This time I mean it! Leah, believe me!” He was sobbing now, raw with regret.

“This isn’t just a different time that we were from, but a different place as well. I think they have a different history altogether. They still have slavery, and the civil war never happened. It wouldn’t surprise me if they had an alternate history for everything, including religion. We should be very careful, once this is over, we need to leave.” The pastor stepped over to the side of the stage, dipped his bible in fuel oil and raised it up for the crowd to see. He put the edge of the book in the flame of a torch and lit it up to the cheers of the crowd. He then stepped to the edge of the stage and tossed the burning bible onto the wood pile and set the fuel oil ablaze. The wood pile lit u

They flooded back. "The Covenant is real. They've been operating for forty years. Started as a government black ops program. Project Inheritance. Creating enhanced soldiers. I was the first successful subject. They gave me abilities. Precognition. Enhanced reflexes. Then they wanted to see if it was hereditary." Sarah grabbed Nickey's arm. Squeezed hard.

“Daughter of a hidden crown. We have waited long for you.” The weight of her hidden name in their mouth struck her like a blade. Kaelen stiffened, hand instinctively on his sword. “You know me,” Serenya said slowly. “Then you also know the danger in speaking that name aloud.” The figure chuckled softly, like the flutter of wings. “Names are only dangerous when shouted in courts and council halls. Here, in the dark, they are simply truths. And truths are what we deal in.” The Covenant’s emissary produced a small vial of liquid, swirling with threads of silver. “This is Raven’s Draught. One sip binds oath to shadow. You swear upon it, and the bargain becomes unbreakable.”

“Congratulations.” Kai’s grip tightened. “You got your mother back. You got your father cleared.” Marco gave a weak laugh. “You think that’s where this ends?” He spat blood onto the pavement. “Nineteen years, Elias. Nineteen years, and you still don’t understand.” His eyes shifted to Kai. “Renata wasn’t the only person I had leverage over.” Kai’s expression hardened. “What are you talking about?” Marco smiled again. “I’ve had insurance in this city longer than either of you have been alive.”

I asked whether he considered us siblings. He looked at Rebecca, then at the third successor, and finally back at me. He said he didn't know. He had never met us before. But he had known about us his entire life. Then he gave us the truth Mara had been hiding. Mara had not taken Ethan to protect him from the organization. She had taken him because she believed the first three successors were going to be sacrificed. I asked what she meant. Ethan explained that the original system contained a hidden protocol called The Covenant. If the organization ever faced total collapse, the system would sacrifice the first three successors to preserve itself. Their biological data would be used to create

“It's a warning.” “From a man who has spent decades hiding assets?” “From a man who knows what happens when inexperienced people release information without understanding its consequences.” Samuel stepped closer. Elena noticed his expression. He was listening carefully. Thomas continued. “You think the Covenant is a machine.” Elena said nothing. “It isn't.” “What is it?” “A collection of agreements.” Thomas's voice became colder. “Agreements that hundreds of people relied upon.” Elena looked at Adrian. Thomas continued. “Destroy the wrong agreement, and innocent beneficiaries lose their protection.”

The girl threw him a glance before lifting her head at me, standing in all mighty. "A pleasant day to our guest, you are currently at Vandelia Empire where Vandelions reign, and you're at Vandelia Palace to be exact where Vandelia royalties live. I am the only Princess here. You may call me Princess Divine," she tucked her hair on the side of her ears and smiled sweetly. I shivered. Her smile is sweet but her eyes say otherwise. Two male vampires appeared in front too. "Second Prince. Prince Delfin," a guy whose all smiles said.

They woke instantly, their eyes clear, their power humming just beneath the surface like a reactor on standby. Barzil looked at me. Then he looked at the door. "We are bound," he said. His voice was deep, carrying the finality of the grave. "By blood. By magic. By body." He stood up. He didn't bother to cover himself. He looked like a god of war painted in shadows and starlight. He reached for his sword, the metal singing against the scabbard as he drew it. "We are the Covenant," Barzil declared. He looked at us—his Pack, his Queen. His jaw tightened until the muscles stood out in sharp relief. "Now we take the world back."

Violet POV I stared at the signed contract when I woke, finally believing it wasn’t a dream, I have reread it for the fifth time now and I didn’t know what prompted this generosity from Aleksei but I knew it had nothing to do with genuinety. 20% SHARES TRANSFERRED BY ALEKSEI CARMENE FROM CARMENE LTD TO VIOLET VALE CARMENE. The first thing that came to my mind was to hire Antonio as my right hand man, I needed him close by, someone whose loyalty wasn’t bought with the Carmen coin. I dialed his number and he picked at the first ring .