The blood of gods never spills without consequence, and when love defies the divine, the price is one’s own humanity. In Sentinel , the fifth and final book of the Covenant Series  by Jennifer L. Armentrout, Alex awakens scarred — not only in flesh, but in soul. What once was duty has become destiny, and what once was love becomes the only anchor between oblivion and the divine. Alexandria and Aiden at the Covenant cliff edge, facing the viewer with unwavering gaze – Chapter-

Some souls don’t shatter from pain, but from the weight of a truth they were never meant to carry. In Apollyon , Jennifer L. Armentrout pulls Alexandria to the brink of herself, caught between divine power and stolen freedom. Trapped by celestial marks, guarded by those who love her, and bonded to the one who might destroy everything, Álex must decide whether her fate owns her—or if she still has the strength to reclaim it. Alexandria and Aiden inside a metallic observation c

When the soul of an Apollyon becomes entangled in threads even the gods fear to touch, love turns into an act of rebellion. Elixir , by Jennifer L. Armentrout, rips open an intimate wound within the Covenant Series, revealing the silent hell Álex endures through the eyes of the one who loves her most. This isn’t about saving the world anymore—it’s about saving what’s left of her. Alexandria and Aiden inside a subterranean cell, with intense expressions and direct gaze – Chapt

Betrayals don’t always scream—sometimes they whisper from within. In Deity , the third installment in the Covenant  series by Jennifer L. Armentrout, Alex’s world crumbles as her power awakens. Her forbidden love for Aiden, the increasingly dangerous bond with Seth, and the divine forces pulling the strings reveal a truth she can’t escape: being the Apollyon isn’t a gift—it’s a golden chain everyone wants to wield. Alexandria and Aiden stand resolutely in front of the Covenan

Pureblood has been spilled, and with it, the fragile order of the Covenant begins to fracture. In Pure , Alexandria carries more than guilt—she carries the irreversible act of breaking a sacred law. The Furies have stirred, the gods are watching, and the silence around her becomes a prison more punishing than any cell. Alexandria and Aiden stand before the Covenant’s grand staircase, with direct gaze and composed posture – Chapter-by-chapter Summary – Pure Through brutal trai

Ether-laced blood never lies, and in Half-Blood , every scar tells a story that can’t be erased with magic. In this first installment of Jennifer L. Armentrout’s Covenant  series, Alexandria’s fate doesn’t begin with a choice—it begins with an escape: a ruined warehouse, a titanium shovel, and a memory more painful than any daimon bite. From that moment on, she carries more than just her mixed blood; she carries questions that echo through every corridor of the Covenant and p

Not every beginning is gentle. Some start with a bloodied escape, an unspoken loss, and a silence louder than any god. Daimon , the official prequel to the Covenant Series  by Jennifer L. Armentrout, introduces Alexandria Andros not as a hero, but as a spark hunted by relentless shadows. Born between two worlds and rejected by both, her fate isn’t to save—but to survive. Alex and a Daimon confront each other with a steady gaze in a Florida home's garden – Chapter-by-chapter S

Not everyone born of aether was meant to obey. In Jennifer L. Armentrout’s Covenant Series , blood is not just heritage—it’s punishment, power, and rebellion. From the first daimon ambush to a divine war that shakes the heavens, Alexandria Andros’ story cuts through broken hierarchies, forbidden bonds, and a prophecy that scars her soul. Alex and Aiden pose firmly in a dense forest under filtered natural light – Reading Order – Covenant Saga But this world can’t be entered bl