The Zoey Chronicles: Revelations (Vol. 3): The Zoey Chronicles, #3

By Sophia Gray

Volume 3 of The Zoey Chronicles!

Zoey Brook is a girl whose world has turned upside down after she discovers a dark secret - she is actually a vampire.

Now, Zoey is shocked to discover that Galahad has a wife and that he really wants to marry Zoey off to another vampire. Making things worse is the small fact that Zoey still wants him, and finds herself making love to him despite his betrayal.

She is torn between her lust and her anger. Which will prevail? Even she doesn't know the answer yet...

Meanwhile, Ben is on his way to the vampire's mountain. No longer is he just a boy who is in love with a girl; now he is an aspiring vampire-hunter. His journey is still driven by his love for Zoey, but also by his lust for blood. Which one will be strongest in the end...?

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Reader Reviews:
"I loved this book. I finished it in a couple of nights, because I couldn't stop reading it. It has action, romance, and of course, vampires! I liked how the author set things up with Zoey's background before revealing some major surprises (don't worry, I won't give them away here!). I could see this being made into a movie - Zoey is way better than Bella!"

• Language: English
• Publisher: Port Vendre Press
• Release date: Jan 18, 2016
• ISBN: 9781497724624

Book preview

~Revelations: Vol. 3 ~

I screamed out in agony and anger as my fist collided with the hard-stone wall. Pain shot up my arm and my eyes stung with tears, and I felt like I could collapse with despair at any moment. How could he do this to me? was all I could think, over and over again. Ignoring the pain, I struck the wall again as a fresh wave of anger washed over me.

The woman hovered in my mind, holding her sword with a smirk on her face. Isadora, I said, tasting her name. It tasted like betrayal, I thought, barely able to contain my rage. My entire body was shaking, and my heart beat heavy in my chest. I recalled momentarily how Galahad had made my heart beat like this countless times, and again I felt anger well up inside of me.

How could he do this to me? I said, as if voicing the betrayal would give me an answer. It didn’t. I slumped to the ground, the life suddenly going out of me, and stared around my small room. A mattress lay on the floor in the corner, and shelves laden with books lined the walls, and that was it. If I wanted to use the toilet I had to go down the corridor where my bathroom was.

The Council of the Undead headquarters wasn’t as grand as I had thought that it would be. It was a glorified cave, nothing more. In the centre of the cave was the main hall, a round room with torches and seats along the walls, and the rest of it was bedrooms, like the one I was in. I wanted to ask Galahad why it was so important and yet so simple, but even the thought of seeing his face made me physically sick.

Isadora, I said again, and it tasted no better. She was a horrible woman, I reflected. First she’d plagued my dreams, and then she’d brought my whole world crashing down around me.

For the first time in months I found myself longing to see Ben. The cave was cold on my back, and I imagined how willing he’d be to hold me and warm me up. He would sit and talk to me, and we would barely notice the passage of time as we talked of old times and books and a million other random things.

I wondered what he was doing now. Was he thinking of me? Did he still love me, like he had our entire childhood? I knew it was selfish and mean, but I hoped that he did. I knew that I should have wanted him to move on, but I didn’t; I wanted him to be mine forever, even if I wasn’t his. What was he doing now? The most that I could hope for was that he was happy, and I muttered a quick prayer for it to be so.

I instinctively put my hand in my pocket to touch my father’s medal, but then I remembered that Galahad had taken it from me to gain entrance into the Council of the Undead. It was the key to the cave, and without it the Council wouldn’t have been able to convene here and secure their power.

The Council was on their way