The conflicts in Zoey's life has created change in the House of Night world.
On September 21, 2011, another Destined teaser was released. This time it came from the Official House of Night Facebook page. It wasn't just a small excerpt though. This one is an entire passage from a scene in the upcoming book that will blow you away.
The scene involves Erik Night who has become a Tracker and a girl that he is tracking to mark as a fledgling vampyre. Only when he marks her does he realize that things aren't what they are supposed to be anymore. Something was different, wrong.
Erik glanced at his watch. It was 3:45 a.m. A weird time and place to Mark a kid. But Charon had told him the Tracker compulsion would never be wrong-that all he had to do was to follow it, to let his instincts lead him, and he'd be fine. Still, there was absolutely no one around and Erik was starting to panic when he heard a small tap-tap-tap-tap. In front of him a girl turned the corner from inside the complex and came into view. She moved slowly down the sidewalk, coming toward him. Each time she walked through the bubbles of light, Erik studied her. She was small-a petite girl with lots of dark brown hair. So much hair, in fact, that he was actually distracted for a moment by how thick and shiny it was and he didn't notice anything else about her-until the tapping sound broke into his consciousness. She was holding a long white cane that she kept continually sweeping in front of her, tap-tap-tapping, so that it was by sound and touch that she navigated her way. Every few feet she stopped and gave a terrible, we cough.
Erik knew two things at once. First, this was Shaylin Ruede, the teenager he was meant to Mark. Second, she was blind.
~Destined, House of Night via House of Night Facebook page. (The entire passage can be seen at the link listed below)
Due to the passage's length, the entire teaser will not be posted on here. You can veiw the entire passage HERE.
Destined is the ninth book in the House of Night series and will be released October 25, 2011.
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