Warhammer Audiobook Novels & Stories

She was very wrong. “What do you mean by that! Y- You crazy girl! You’ve basically made a pact with devil! I told you not to speak to that man!” Her pale face was ashen, her hands clutched her head at her approaching migraine, but most of all, she prominently glared at Alexis. Then as if losing all hope her hands fell dramatically to her side, “The Kaedmen Empire has no hope…” she muttered with desolate eyes that stared up at the ceiling, searching for some kind of light. Hector was also exactly the same, except a much more milder version. He pinched the bridge of his nose with an annoyed expression as he summoned mountains of book. Some related to Vampires and others that might just help th

Like the creak of a spine when a book shut too long is opened again. *"Let her know. She is not the only Mother of All Wolves."* The voice stopped. The current hiss remained. Then another line. *"Whatever the outcome in Parliament, you have already fulfilled your purpose. The rest, I will tell you when you return."* The audio ended. The waveform hung motionless in the blue light for several seconds. Then it collapsed into a razor-thin line. Rex was the first to make a sound. He leaned against the wall by the war room door. Greatsword planted at his feet. Arms crossed over his chest. He didn't speak. He laughed. A short, low sound squeezed from deep in his throat. Like a beast's roar strangle

But he was shocked when he heard the reply. "Th..w*..ha..tarted!" The speaker responded but he w*s unable to make it clear because of the interference. "Come again!" - Canan "The war has started!" The sandstorm slowly subsided and slowly revealed to them the sight beneath the cliff where he's standing. Two armies charging towards each other with numbers horizon's end. Magical explosions appeared and so the postponed Great War continued. "Good heavens." Canan said in a state of shock. ~ Stargem: Rewrite ~

Darwin thought to himself. Though he has the ability to eliminate them all in an instant if he so desires, he wouldn't do that just yet. When the signal surged or the announcement of a meaningless bang of a massive drum heralded the start of the battle, a hive of useless, dumb pests and a hornet-like lycan audience roared in delight. Yes they were stupid and bloodthirsty, and this was especially true when the mob was otherwise intelligent yet so horrible at the same time.

Weak, hungry, and extremely thirsty. The sun remained unforgiving, and again, Jade’s hope started to turn into despair. Perhaps she was right from the start. She wouldn’t make it out alive. Jade dropped to her knees, then, she slowly let her tired body fall. As soon as her face hit the sand, she heard the faint sound of clanking metal. Was that the call of Death? The sound grew louder. Soon, it wasn’t just the sound of metal, this time it was accompanied by the brays of some animal and a few frantic whispers. “Is it still breathing?”

The man doesn’t like being interrupted; that much is evident. “Thomas has no wolf present, and the dragon within was the weakest I’d ever felt. In other words, the child would be a none shifter.” There is much muttering amongst the people in the room. Not that I can blame them when that was the last thing I expected Tobias to say. “Silence!” Orrin yells while slamming his fist down on the table. “The next one to speak, I will end. Am I understood?” “Alpha.” Almost everyone says at the same time.

ARAH She had no clients booked for the morning, so she took the opportunity to tidy up her studio. With earphones in, she let an audiobook play on her phone—a story about a human girl falling for an alien amidst a war between their species. The premise had sounded silly to her at first, but it quickly became a welcome escape from the unhappy thoughts and memories she was desperate to avoid. The tale drew her in, sparking her curiosity about how beings from two entirely different species could find a way to fall for each other. To mate, even.

Frost spread over the ground beneath his feet. The giant wolf growled, fur bristling. Sparks of golden flame flickered along his spine, illuminating the hall in a soft, burning light. Kaden whispered, “He is charging.” Kael muttered, “They both are.” Darius said nothing, but his grip tightened around his sword. Damon stepped back slowly. “Everyone move.” I swallowed hard. “What is happening.” The stranger’s voice was quiet. “A war older than this world.” My pulse crashed through me. “For me.”

Each one of them had the same pale skin as the elders, their white hair cascading down their backs with small pointy ears peeking through. Taking a deep breath, I continued. "You're telling me that the Elves didn't die?" Smiling, King Arod nodded. "Most of our kind did perish back in the war with Toban." Pausing he gazed around the area. "I suggest we move this to a more... safer place." Moving his gaze back to mine, he smiled. "We wouldn't want prying eyes to witness our conversation." Nodding I sighed. So much was happening and with every day I was given new information. I felt like the past few days had been nothing but a lesson for those around me. Learning about my real father, about wh

“Smart. Hide it in habit. That’s how they trained young minds.” “Any major standouts?” I asked. Andy nodded, a little too fast. “The history section.” I raised an eyebrow. “Yeah?” “It’s not just world history. I found timelines on werewolf wars, vampire treaties, coven migrations, hybrid purges… and something that looks like pantheon lore. Like, actual accounts of god and goddess activity.” My lips parted. “Say that again?” He pulled a thin volume off the top of a growing pile and handed it to me. The title was in an old dialect—one I could read only because of the Goddess blood thrumming in my veins. Divine Imprints: The Last Age Before Silence.