{"id":261754,"date":"2026-07-13T18:34:15","date_gmt":"2026-07-13T15:34:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/grail-avalon-rising-grail-book-2-robby-jed-raines\/"},"modified":"2026-07-13T18:34:15","modified_gmt":"2026-07-13T15:34:15","slug":"grail-avalon-rising-grail-book-2-robby-jed-raines","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1kitap1.com\/en\/grail-avalon-rising-grail-book-2-robby-jed-raines\/","title":{"rendered":"GRAIL Avalon Rising GRAIL Book 2 – Robby Jed Raines"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Mel knelt nearby, quiet as a wolf at rest, her senses stretched out farther than sight or sound. Tony froze mid-step. His ears pricked, muscles stiffening as a growl rumbled low in his chest. His gaze locked on an approaching sedan creeping too slow down the road. Jed\u2019s jaw set, voice flat.<\/p>\n

\u201cThat one ain\u2019t drivin\u2019 like they\u2019re headed home.\u201d Mel inhaled, her voice quiet, taut. \u201cScent\u2019s wrong. Driver\u2019s wired too tight.\u201d Doc rose slightly, watching the glow of the headlights sweep over Kirk and Tony in the yard. \u201cThey definitely slowed down when they passed Kirk. I saw the dog tense up, react before the car was even on him. That\u2019s not nothing.\u201d The sedan rolled past, lingered a moment too long, then turned the corner without stopping. Kirk tugged Tony back toward the porch, frowning but not alarmed.<\/p>\n

\u201cEasy, boy. Just a car.\u201d Siobhan\u2019s voice came soft over comms. \u201cJed, want me to patch Declan? Get a make and plate?\u201d Jed kept his eyes on the corner, then nodded once. \u201cYeah. Do it. Let him know we\u2019ve got a tail sniffin\u2019 around.\u201d He turned to the others. \u201cMel, Rocky, Siobhan \u2014 get after that sedan, quiet. I want to know where they hole up. Doc an\u2019 I\u2019ll stay put with the house.\u201d Rocky gave a short nod. Mel shifted, wolf-shadow flickering in her eyes. Siobhan was already working the comms rig.<\/p>\n

Within seconds, the SUV eased into the street, taillights winking once before vanishing after the sedan. Jed exhaled, finally pulling his gaze back to the house. His voice was low, certain. \u201cIf they\u2019re comin\u2019 for Rick\u2019s kin, they just made the biggest mistake of their lives.\u201d Pickens, South Carolina Declan\u2019s comms rig crackled. Siobhan\u2019s voice cut through, calm but clipped. \u201cDeclan, we\u2019ve got movement up here. Jed wants a direct line. Stand by.\u201d Declan straightened in the driver\u2019s seat of the Shelby, pulling the handset closer. \u201cPatch him through.\u201d<\/p>\n

A beat of static, then Jed\u2019s voice came low and steady. \u201cBoss, we just had a sedan creep by Kirk\u2019s place. Slowed down when he was in the yard with his dog. Carol\u2019s inside makin\u2019 supper. Nothin\u2019 overt, but the kind of slow-roll that don\u2019t sit right.\u201d Declan\u2019s brow furrowed. \u201cYe\u2019ve eyes on it still?\u201d \u201cAye\u2014\u201d Jed caught himself, smirking. \u201cYeah. Mel, Rocky, and Siobhan are tailin\u2019 it now, see where it goes.<\/p>\n

Doc and me stayed back with the house. Kirk and Carol are covered.\u201d Declan\u2019s hand brushed the butt of Fury, his voice lowering. \u201cGood. Don\u2019t let \u2019em sniff too close. And Jed\u2014\u201d He paused, letting weight carry through the line. \u201cWatch yersel, boyo.\u201d There was a chuckle on the other end, dry as whiskey. \u201cBoss, when have you ever known Doc and me to get ourselves into trouble?\u201d Declan didn\u2019t miss a beat. \u201cWell, there was that time in Slidell, Louisiana\u2026\u201d[3] The silence stretched a half-second, then Jed laughed outright.<\/p>\n

\u201cYeah, but that was Doc\u2019s fault, not mine.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Any resemblance to persons, places living or dead, is purely coincidental. This is a work of fiction. OceanofPDF.com Special Thanks To The Wolfpack Readers D.A. Roberts Kerry \u201cPocket Doc\u201d Davis Tiffany Orcena Ryan Glenn Rodney Gregory Robert \u201cSentinel\u201d Miller Greg Howse OceanofPDF.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Prologue Chapter One: Weight Of Command Chapter Two: Return To The Line Chapter Three: The Gathering Dark Chapter Four: Steel And Shadow Chapter Five: Echoes Of Camlann Chapter Six: The Hidden Hand Chapter Seven: The King\u2019s Counsel Chapter Eight: Oaths Of The Hunt Chapter Nine: Shadows In Motion Chapter Ten: The Wolf\u2019s Blood Chapter Eleven: The Broken Chain Chapter Twelve: At The Wolf\u2019s Door Chapter Thirteen: The Shadow\u2019s Nest Chapter Fourteen: The Chain Breakers Chapter Fifteen: The Cost Of Breaking Chapter Sixteen: Ripples In The Blood Chapter Seventeen: The Serpent\u2019s Strike Chapter Nineteen: The Labyrinth Code Chapter Twenty: When The Stones Breathe Chapter Twenty-One: The Wolf In The Maze Chapter Twenty-Two: The Beast And The Blood Epilogue Author\u2019s note Author Bio OceanofPDF.com Prologue Rick sat in the driver seat of his Tahoe in the parking lot outside the command building where his younger brother\u2019s office was located.<\/p>\n

He thought over the phone conversation they had had when Rick got off the plane in Missouri before he had gone to meet Major Clark. \u201cWhen you get done in Missouri, come see me,\u201d Jayce had said. Now Rick wondered what kind of conversation they were going to have. Rick was eight years older than Jayce, but they had always been close, even when they were kids.<\/p>\n

But once Jayce went into the Marine Corps and started gaining rank and moving around, they had less and less time to see each other.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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