A Warrior's Daughter Summary Novels & Stories

~Amber~ ”I have heard about your daughter, ruthless and prides herself on her kills. She has rarely lost and more often than not she is the one who will stand longest during a fight. Her wolf is untamed meaning she doesn't see the difference between captivating and killing or friend or foe. I want her to fight with us during the war,” I said and saw how their faces contorted when I said ’daughter’. ”Who is your Alpha?” Angus asked. Oh shit…

". Ariel cut Zeres shut at least she was happy her mate was someone she could introduce to her father. "Because the mere warriors aren't allowed in the party" "What does that have to do with you being in the party??"she questioned. She was confused as to why he was bothered about the warriors not been in allowed at the party. "Because I am a warrior too, milady" Warrior??. He was a common warrior. Is the moon goddess playing jokes with her??. She was the Alpha's daughter and the future female Alpha of this pack. She couldn't believe she was mated to a common warrior. Her father would never agree to this

A woman was running toward them, having just come from the fall where the different packs of wolves got through. "Killian! I thought I'd never see you again after the rogues took you to our palace. I'm sorry. There's nothing I can do other than look at you while my father is punishing you. I hope you understand. " At first I didn't even recognize her, but when she said that she was the daughter of the new alpha, I sighed. This woman really didn't know who the person she married was.

The longer she remained missing, the deeper the icy claws of dread burrowed into my chest. I stood at the heart of the pack’s main hall, the flickering torches casting long, restless shadows across the stone walls. My warriors and scouts filtered in and out, their faces grim, their reports all the same—no sign of her. A muscle in my jaw twitched as I clenched my fists. My wolf paced within me, restless, furious, demanding blood. My daughter was *out there*. Scared. Alone. The thought of her in the hands of an enemy made my vision darken with rage.

For a moment, her eyes flickered, as if she had just realized something. She suddenly grabbed my shoulders and exclaimed, "I knew it! You've been reborn, too!" Then, she looked at me arrogantly. "Do you even know why you were able to come back to life? It's because you're my daughter! As the daughter of the heroine, even if you die a few times, you'll still keep coming back! Fate keeps giving us these second chances so we can finally find the perfect way to make your dad regret leaving me!" I could tell she had completely lost her mind. I shook her hands off me and grabbed my dad's and Erin's hands instead.

But seeing them, seeing the people my parents had once protected now standing here for them, something broke loose inside my chest. Tears slid down my face before I could wipe them away. Kyle glanced at me, startled. “Sage,” he murmured. I shook my head slightly, embarrassed and relieved at the same time. I let go of Thea’s wrist and stepped back. No matter how my body shook, I remembered who I was. I was a warrior’s daughter. I straightened my back and released her fully. Thea stumbled, more from surprise than force, and then turned on me again, her eyes bright with anger.

The news of his daughter's life in danger caused a rush of adrenaline. “Your daughter challenged a Century old warrior to a contest and what do you think would happen?” Alpha Kasper snapped at him. He felt little before other Alphas who stood elegantly with their mates. All these wouldn't have happened if Chelsea only listened to him. “My daughter is a warrior and masters the sword act excellently. How can anyone defeat her in a contest and reduce her to the point of almost losing her life?” Beta Night barked. He is so confident of his daughter's skills.

In practice, it meant being the only woman in a space full of men who looked right through me. "Water." A warrior snapped his fingers without turning around. I brought it. "Towel." Another one tossed his sweat-soaked rag at my feet instead of putting it in my hand. I picked it up. Then the whistle. Low and slow, the kind that scraped down your spine. "Alpha's daughter, huh?" A warrior with arms thicker than my waist leaned against a post, watching me stack training wraps. His gaze slid down my body and stayed where it shouldn't. "Always wondered what one of those sleeps like."

Come back! "I was wrong! I'll give everything back to you! I'll trade my life!" "Forum, can you hear me? I'll trade! Bring my sister back!" But the countdown had already begun. No matter how much they regretted it, it was too late. I felt a wave of lightness. A soft white glow wrapped around me. Maybe this was fine, too. Goodbye. In the next life, let's not meet again. Being Dad's daughter hurt too much.

“Mother, I am not going to die neither will I let him have her. I have worked hard for the past three years. So I can gather enough money for her greedy father. He thinks to return the money back to me. If he is a real man, he should show up here and I will kill him. “ Alexander said, his voice thick with anger. “I will die fighting for her, but I will never stay alive knowing she is in the arms of another. She is my life and I am nothing without her. I promised her I would not leave her, “ Alexander said before he left his mother standing there. Anna watched as her son left. He was going to train again and he was angry. She pitied the other warriors. She smiled, her little son had grown up