Tales of the Citadel Complete Series by Viola Grace [EPUB] [MOBI]

Tales of the Citadel Complete Series by Viola Grace

Contains all 24 books of this series in both epub and mobi format.

Soul Keeper (Tales Of The Cutadel #1) Zeyan has lived in the shadows, keeping her talent to herself. When she tries to reach out to console a grieving loved one and is summarily arrested by her people she finds life and a new start in the Citadel, as the Soul Keeper.

Zeyan has been banished by her own race and her talents have developed under the careful eye of the instructors at the Citadel. When a psychic plague breaks out that shatters the mind body connection, the locals call the Sector Guard and they, in turn, call the Soul Keeper. It is time for her to return home.

Orenn has envied his cousin Fenn's life and love in the Sector Guard. As a telepath at the Citadel he recognizes a powerful will when he sees it and when Zeyan looks into his eyes, he also sees his future stretching before him, with her at his side.

He had no idea it was going to be the other way around.

Wrapped In Thought (Tales Of The Citadel, #2) Espionage was never something offered to Aliiva as a career path until the Citadel came for tea.

A Healing Caress (Tales Of The Citadel, #3) Exotic and talented, Bren wants nothing more than to get her hands on the man who saved her and subject him to her healing caress.

Fighting Sanity (Tales of the Citadel, #4) Being a bastard on Bassinor has been difficult enough, but Erinii Zakkata has always done her duty to family and that was what landed her in the facility to begin with. Gassed into a hallucinogenic state, she has spent four years trying to swim out of the fanciful creations of her mind, and with a little intervention from a familiar face she manages to find reality again. Or did she?

A Hunter's Dream (Tales of the Citadel, #5) Iris has used her ability to dream her target's location to gain recognition and to be the most efficient hunter she could be. The psychic knives that appear at the ends of her hands help her to stun rather than kill prey when a death is not necessary. Nothing escapes her, not livestock, not lost people. Anything that runs, she can hunt. When the Citadel calls on her to help find a lost object in an alien jungle, how can she resist the urge to test her skills on another world? Venin is a throw-back shifter of the Azon variety. He has the ability to embrace his peoples' most ancient form and use the instincts that accompany it to his advantage. Partnering with Iris is not his first inclination but once he gets to know the hunter, he wants nothing more than to sprint with her in the wild and test out both of their basic instincts to the max.

Bound By Law (Tales of the Citadel, #6) Physical talents are illegal on Resicor, they fear an uprising and so lock their active talents away. Col knows her talent for flight can get her arrested and if she dares to show it in public, her life will end in the dome. A robbery at a museum ends up with her being thrown off a roof and it is fly for her life or die a free woman. She negotiates with herself swiftly and decides that freedom might be possible if she can live to see it. Ysyr is on retrieval duty when he meets his first Resicor and she knocks him and his instincts on their backsides. Life with this woman might be awkward, but being without her is intolerable from the moment she put her trusting hand in his.

A Limitless Sky (Tales of the Citadel, #7) Ikari has enjoyed life on the family farm until a neighbour turns her in for being a talent, from that point on, things spiral rapidly beyond her control. She is put in a restrictor suit, shipped off world and sent to Teklan base to try to remove the suit without killing her. Ikari has an assignment as the courier on Dorali, and her new partner is waiting. Khivon has known his flier was coming to him for over a year, but when she shows up and her eyes spark memories of far-off nebulas, he feels his instincts taking over when his logic should have been holding fast.

Call the Moon (Tales of the Citadel, #8) Naka can use her mind to destroy a world, or she can save it. When nothing seems right, she calls the moon.

Fire Dance (Tales of the Citadel, #9) Her element is fire, her mind is missing memories and a dream master is her keeper. Hahvi’s dance will reshape a world.

Wrapped in Starlight (Tales of the Citadel, #10) Freedom to use her power has finally come, but the ball of mist Kiiki is partnered with causes a riot in her new reality.

Called to Power (Tales of the Citadel, #11) Syrella was born to nobility and cursed by her talent. The last thing she expected was to be called to power.

Crisis Management (Tales of the Citadel, #12) Dev auditions for a place in the Citadel and her strength and resilience get her a position but is it what she really wants?

The Duty of Pain (Tales of the Citadel, #13) Taking pain from those in need cost her nothing until her freedom was ripped away and a life of adventure was offered in exchange.

Power of Learning (Tales of the Citadel, #15) Wisdom comes at a cost, but if knowledge can be shared, it might not kill her.

Light of Battle (Tales of the Citadel, # 16) Forced to retire, Jiska must leave her world to ratify a treaty by partnering with a man who sees the truth in everything.

Mauled by Destiny (Tales Of The Citadel, #17) A brutal attack changed her life and turned her into a monster with the power to defend those who cannot or will not defend themselves.

The Starborn (Tales Of The Citadel, #18) When her father went nova, she was finally and definitely alone until the moment Suek’s last Avatar came to tell her she was transferred from Citadel Aria to Citadel Lowel, the adjunct to Sector Guard Base Udell.

Ice Runner (Tales of the Citadel, #19) Using heat to skim along ice delivers her into the arms of a botanist who has more than a casual interest in her and her talent.

Trained To Destroy (Tales of the Citadel, #20) A Guardsman wakes a deadly weapon of mythic proportions, Rathi, and she must choose sides with only his earnest gaze to go on.

Hidden does his work in secret and silence. Searching for the deadly weapon known as the Destroyer of Ichadra, he insinuates himself into an archaeological team looking for the ancient power. The woman he finds is young, strong and can rip him apart at the molecular level with the wave of her hand.

Rathi can remember over sixteen hundred years, but she has slept for the last thousand. The handsome male who wakes her entreats her to do what is right and that alone wins her agreement. When she sees that her world is dead, she must choose to align herself with a current power, and nothing will convince her like a kind word and an offer to help discover what happened to those who came before.

Sudden Strom (Tales of the Citadel, #21) Control over the elements is dull until a man walks onto her world and makes her senses burn.

Vexaniali has spent her life in solitude, finding ways to entertain herself on an empty world that has become her prison. She was ordered to keep anyone from landing, but it was just a make-work job to keep her out of the way.

Burn arrives and offers her a chance to use her skills on a variety of worlds under the aegis of the Citadel Arcani.

Moving a cure around a world using her mastery of air is time consuming and tiring but not difficult. It is a good start, and when Burn offers himself to top up her flagging energies, how could she refuse?

Rain Of Tears (Tales of the Citadel, #22) Needing help to free her creation, Rain turns to an agricultural specialist who has more than furrows on his mind.

After centuries of waiting, Rain has an opportunity to retrieve a creation that she designed and it means far more than a simple machine should. Her memories are wound around the weather machine and it has been used to destroy the natural order of Jarko.

When she completes her introduction to the local mayor, he ends up leaving office suddenly and his replacement is first a member of the Citadel before he is acting mayor. He is more than willing to help her with the weather machine. Of course, being from the Citadel, there will be a price, but Rain has learned that there always is when it is for something she really wants.

Waking Dream (Tales of the Citadel, #23) Out of her body and lost in space, Wiyra finds solace and help in the form of a tracker who has his own designs on her physical self.

Wiyra is an astral investigator. She can leave her body and search any specific point in space that she wishes. She merely has to know its location before she leaves herself. A problem arises when she leaves to examine some mineral deposits and returns to the place her body should be, only to find it missing.

Her entire home is missing. Her cousins, grandfather and brothers are all gone with no trace. There is only one person she can turn to, and while it makes her grit her astral teeth, she heads to Citadel Reevish.

Master Tracker Burin is woken from a sound sleep by an astral hand in his head, and while he is startled, delight soon follows. Wiyra has come to him for help and the Citadel does nothing for free. He has her right where he wants her…as soon as he finds her.

Walking Haunt (Tales of the Citadel, #24) Yohwen enjoys her life, but when the Citadel comes knocking she has to face change, danger and a man whose touch can set her on fire.

Yohwen has finally reached the pinnacle of her art. She is the Master Haunt and during the festival week, she wakes the dead for their friends and families for one night only.

The next day she is invited to help the Citadel on a world where the entire population died without a whimper. They were Ysheer, the same species as Yohwen. She can talk to them and let them talk to others in a way that no other being can manage. When her assistant asks to go, there is no choice. She has to go.

Scorcher Orkill was not expecting the lovely creature to agree, but when she did, his heart raced and his body heated in a way he was only used to when his talent was in overdrive.

She is here to do a job, and he is here to help, but once the work is over he has every intention of pursuing her. Unfortunately, something goes horribly wrong.