The Covenant Rituals Version III Zenobia's Journey

The story of a girl who becomes a woman and learns the ways of the world through sex, manipulation and rituals that open her body and mind to something more than the small town she's from. Zenobia is just at the beginning of her trials and needs to be sure of what she wants. Zenobia is becoming and her transformation is nothing less than spectacular! Love is a dangerous thing when you are trying to rule the world and Zenobia is going to have to make choices that may not be what's expected. The Covenant is an organization that is both unique and so secretive that people will do anything to be part of it. Sex is both the way in and the way out depending on one's indiscretions. Being a secret society means that you don't discuss anything! Not even a ritual or how to identify its members. A lot of work goes into a reaping and Zenobia must learn how to conduct one herself. The knowledge and teachings she's received will be put to the test. A journey of this nature must be carefully crafted and her companions know all too well how a person can get lost in all the glamour.

Ingrid Goddard is a retired Financial Analyst from the Government of Canada. Ingrid was born in Montreal, Quebec Canada, on October 2, 1974. Over the years Ingrid has had many interests including; politics, and education. In her various work environments Ingrid has written several job manuals and internal working policies. She writes poetry, short stories, and is now a novelist. Ms. Goddard has published works through literary magazines and the Financial Management Institute. In February of 2017, Ms. Goddard suffered a concussion which has uprooted her life and cost her a job she truly loved. Now medically retired she has turned to writing to keep her mind occupied and still feel like a contributing member of society. She is also an advocate for mental health and mental health service dogs, having trained her own dog to respond to stress and anxiety. Mental health remains a daily struggle but taking a few minutes each day to write a little something is the best therapy she's found (other than her dog of course)!