All Chapters of The Alpha's Seventh Luna : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

EveA loud, splintering crash echoed from downstairs, followed by deep shouts, the metallic clash of blades, and the sound of heavy bodies slamming into plaster walls. The entire house seemed to shake under the force of the violence below.Fear spiked through my veins, instantly burning away every trace of sleepiness. My heart hammered wildly against my ribs as I threw back the heavy duvet and swung my legs off the bed."Kolton, what is happening?" I asked, my voice trembling as I grabbed my jacket from his hands and shoved my arms into the sleeves. "What was that noise?""A fight broke out downstairs between the vampires," Kolton said, grabbing my hand and pulling me toward the massive glass window on the far side of the room. "Luke and Linda are here. Luke is tearing through Barclay's men, and they are coming directly for you."Horror slammed into me like a physical blow. "Luke and Linda? How did they find us?""We don't have time," Kolton snapped, pulling back the heavy velvet cur

EveThe sharp metal claws scraped against the roof, sending a horrible screeching sound straight through the ceiling of the cab.Kolton didn't panic. He slammed his foot onto the brake pedal with full force, bringing the heavy SUV to a sudden, violent stop in the middle of the empty highway.The weight on the roof shifted instantly. Two dark figures rolled off the front hood of the truck, landing gracefully on the asphalt right in front of our headlights.Kolton reached down beneath his seat, pulling out two heavy silver-loaded shotguns he had stashed away. His jaw was set tight, his eyes burning with deadly focus. He wasn't scared. He looked ready to rip out their throats with his bare teeth to keep me safe."Stay in the car, Eve," Kolton commanded, his voice deep and completely steady. "Do not open these doors for anything."He reached for his door handle, reaching over to lock my side and wind up the power windows to seal me inside the cab.Before he could push his door open, a dar

EveKolton lunged forward, catching Luke in mid-air and slamming him hard onto the asphalt highway. The two vampires and the giant wolf clashed in a violent, bloody fight right in front of my eyes.I sat trapped inside the front passenger seat, clutching the dashboard as shrieks of terror tore from my throat. "Kolton!" I screamed, my hands pressed flat against the glass.It was a dirty, relentless fight. Kolton raised his massive paw, driving it into Luke's ribs with enough force to crush a normal man's chest. Luke tumbled across the pavement, but he bounced right back up to his feet in a fraction of a second, his red eyes blazing as he sprinted straight back into the fight. Linda flanked Kolton from the right, digging her sharp nails into his wounded shoulder, but Kolton turned, bit down hard on her forearm, and threw her over the hood of a parked car.They kept coming back. No matter how hard Kolton hit them, no matter how far he threw them, the two vampires showed zero pain. They m

Kolton I stepped back from the front hood, keeping my eyes locked on the rogue as he backed away toward the edge of the parking lot."I am giving you five seconds to turn around and leave," I growled, my voice raw and deep from the fight. "If I see you near my territory again, I will tear your throat out."The rogue didn't raise his hands or push back this time. He stopped near the treeline, bowed his head low, and looked up at me with real respect in his eyes."Thank you, Alpha Kolton," he said, his voice quiet. "You could have killed me inside that car, and you could have left me to those vampires. I won't forget this."He turned on his heel and disappeared into the thick brush, his footfalls fading into the quiet morning air along the highway out of North Bravil.I blew out a heavy breath, wiping a smear of dark vampire blood off my cheek with the back of my hand. My shoulder throbbed with a hot, dull ache, and my chest burned where Linda’s claws had ripped through my shirt. But t

EveThe heat in the Neutral Lands felt different. It had the smell of cheap fuel, burnt meat, and unwashed bodies. There was no clean forest breeze here, no scent of pine or damp earth like back at the Hail Pack.I pulled my hood lower over my forehead as I stepped up to the wooden counter of the lodge. The building looked like it had been slapped together with scrap metal and rotting oak. Behind the counter stood a fat man with yellowing skin and dark rings under his eyes. He wasn't a werewolf. He lacked the faint aura of a wolf, but he didn't smell like a human either."Room," I said, my voice flat. "Three nights."The man looked me up and down. His eyes lingered on my clean jacket and the smooth leather of the bag slung over my shoulder. He knew right away I didn't belong here."Fifty silver coins a night," the man said. He didn't even blink. "Pay upfront."I didn't know the exact value of local money, but fifty silver coins for a place that looked like a barn was absurd. I reache