Zodiac Academy Book 7 Novels & Stories

The return from their quiet week away felt… different. Peaceful on the surface—but beneath it, something stirred. Zoe carried it with her, the weight of the book, the letter and Morgana. For two days after they returned, Zoe kept to herself as much as she could. She fulfilled her duties as Luna, met with pack members, checked in with Angela and Joel, and ensured the pack was settling back into normalcy—but every free moment… She was in her room, door locked, curtains drawn, the book opened in front of her; it was ancient, that much was undeniable. The pages were worn but untouched by time, ink still dark, symbols still sharp. Some parts were written in a language she didn’t recognise—but som

“You didn’t….” Tatum sounded pained. “Tell me you’re lying! Tell me you didn’t make my best friend in this entire world go through that and then command her to not say anything.” “It was dad’s call.” Cade sighed. “Thanks to you, I don’t know how to be a luna. I don’t know how to connect with my mate. I lost a kidney, Cade. When the helicopter crashed, a piece of metal went in to my side. It got infected. I lost a kidney and now I can’t fight. Do you know what happens to a warrior that can’t fight?”

"By the Moon... we thought everyone was gone. The High Council sent word two days ago that the Keep had been completely overrun. Alpha Ashford declared the entire academy lost. We believed every student inside those walls was slaughtered." "We survived," Vanessa said, her voice cutting sharply through the freezing mountain wind. "Now unlock this gate, Commander." Vance scrambled forward, yanking a thick ring of brass keys from his tactical belt. "Fast! Move fast!" he ordered his men. As Vance unlocked the heavy padlocks and swung the steel barrier open, his eyes swept over the rest of our ragged group. When his flashlight beam passed over my face, he froze. Vance had visited the main estate

Like something that has been asleep for a very long time and is not quite asleep anymore. I open my eyes. Zara is watching me with her pen stopped above her notebook. She read the change in my expression before I said anything. "What is it?" she asks quietly. My hands are completely still. No silver light. No temperature change. The grounding held perfectly — the power stayed exactly where I put it, contained and quiet, while something ancient and enormous breathed in the dark directly below our feet. "Zara," I say, keeping my voice very steady. "How deep do the academy's foundations go?"

"Nice to finally meet you, Luna." "Luna?" I frowned at him. "You are ... ?" He held out his hand to me, "Edward Adler. Alpha from the Silver Moon pack." He lowered his head to kiss the back of my hand. "Alex Brennan is a really lucky guy." he said after letting go of my hand. Her voice matched the expression in her cold eyes.

he cut his words "However?," Leon pressed "The brand of sacrifice needs to be placed on the one closest to you," A few more chapters to conclude the first volume of The Lycan Academy, thank you guys for your support this far.

After Jasmine, Dorian, and I had breakfast, I headed down to the conference area. There was a big meeting with all of the supernaturals, where we discussed whose realm would be created next. Once that was finished, Coco came by my office. As the headmistress of the Academy, she was in charge of everything, but she asked that I speak with one of my vampires, a young worker vampire who changed just before I defeated Sharra. The council, which included Professor Pops, Heathcliff, Cindy, Coco, and I, agreed to let Valencia attend the Seven Magics Academy.

“Look at me, Rory. Breathe. Don’t let their war devour you.” For a moment, the chaos faded. For a moment, it was just his eyes and my shaking heart. But then the ground shook. A dragon’s tail slammed into the wall, stone breaking. Wolves howled, cutting through the lines of vampires. Fire roared, ice cracked, magic flared. The groups weren’t just fighting each other anymore; they were destroying the Academy itself. “Stop this!” I screamed again, but my voice broke under the weight of it all.

He could feel Shadow practically wagging his tail at that thought. The door opened, and Miss Donovan walked in with a few heavy books. They looked ancient, and he was almost afraid to pick them up after she set them on a table. “Take your time,” she said before she left the room. Zeke had to steel himself as he walked to the books and picked up the top one. It was simply called True Mate Bonds. When he sat down to read, even the very first sentence was a disappointment. Everything just reaffirmed his fears. True mate bonds were for life. Ava was supposedly the other half of him. And if he marked her, and she died, he would never be whole again.

Entering the packhouse, Zion returned to the room previously used by his witch and stumbled upon alarming inscriptions in a notebook marked, "He's mine." Zion opened the book, absorbing the information that revealed Kelson's crush on him since their first encounter. As he sank to his feet, still perusing what he recognized as Kelson's diary, his soul trembled at the devious acts Kelson had undertaken to deter other females from approaching him. Turning to the most recent entry, dated just a day prior, declared her resolve to eliminate Sky permanently. Within the pages, he discovered a spell intended to banish Sky's banshee like he asked but what he didn't realize was that Kelson went a step