Book 1 of The Behold Series ^_^ Alexander Blaze goes on a long quest to prove himself worthy of the Elemental Kingdom's Throne against his younger brother, Adrian Blaze. Joining him at first were, Oceana Aquarius and Gaia Matthews. After their first and second stops on their journey, Electra Matthews and Celestine Stardust, leaders of the Sky Tribe, decided to join him on his journey. Later they reveal that them joining was all part of the King's plan and that he cared for his children more than they thought. The quest is a rough one and the five go against many challenges, staged or accidental, it all happened. There are a fair bit of Celestine and Alexander moments in the story, if you get what I mean. Read on to find out more about Alexander's quest to become King... ___________________________________ The sequel, book 2 of The Behold Series, is out!! It's title is: Behold, The Heir. Do check it out! :)

Book 2 of The Behold Series ^_^ Years after Alexander and Celestine's marriage, the couple gave birth to two children named Kryss and Kai. Continuing from the epilogue of 'Behold, The One', it is mentioned that Kryss takes a lot after Celestine with her angel wings and fighting skills while Kai has been taught how to be a king when he grows up. Despite that, the parents are in a huge dilemna about appointing one of them the heir. Traditions state that the heir has to be a male but the two felt like Kryss would do an equally good job. While the coming of age to be appointed the heir was from the ages of 18 to 20, Alexander was crowned when he was 16 because King Robert was starting to get tired easily, therefore deciding to appoint his heir earlier. Alexander though, wants his children to take their time. The couple wants to carefully decide who will be the heir. And yes, they will have to go through the same quest Alexander went through. ------------------------------------ If you haven't read "Behold, The One", Book 1 of The Behold Series, I really suggest you read that before reading this one. This story will make some, if not, no sense if you haven't read the first book.