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Pure

Pure

The Second Covenant Novel
MythologyParanormal Romance
Pages
329
Published
2012
Language
English

Synopsis

Alexandria Andros is already struggling with the strict rules of the Covenant when she discovers her connection to Seth is deepening. As the second Apollyon, she faces a future she never asked for while trying to hide her illegal feelings for her trainer, Aiden. With the gods watching and a war brewing, Alex must decide if following her heart is worth risking her life.

Prose complexity
1/10

Vibe

RomanticTenseAdventurousEmotional
Forbidden LoveChosen OneAcademyLove TriangleComing of Age

Genres

Mythology Paranormal Romance Romantasy Urban Fantasy YA Fantasy Paranormal Romance Young Adult

About the author

J
Jennifer L. Armentrout

Jennifer L. Armentrout is an American novelist, born on 11 June 1980 in Martinsburg, West Virginia. She writes young adult and adult paranormal romance, fantasy and science fiction under her own name, and publishes adult and new adult contemporary romance under the pen name J. Lynn. Her series include Covenant, the Lux sequence beginning with Obsidian (2011) and its Origin spin-off, The Dark Elements, the Wicked trilogy, the de Vincent novels, The Harbinger, and the Blood and Ash and Flesh and F...

Characters

Alexandria AndrosProtagonist
Father SethProtagonist
All characters in Pure

Frequently asked questions

  • Do I need to read the previous books in the Covenant series before starting this one?

    This book is the second installment in the series and relies heavily on the foundational events and character relationships established in the first book, Half-Blood. Reading the series in order is essential to understanding the complex social hierarchy and the specific stakes facing the protagonist.

  • Is there a connection between this series and the author's other works?

    The Covenant series is directly linked to the Titan series, which serves as a spin-off set within the same universe. Readers who enjoy the mythology and world-building found here often transition to the Titan series to continue exploring that narrative landscape.

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