A Warrior's Daughter Summary Novels & Stories

"I’ve traveled the world. Been to weird, creepy places, but I always felt safe… And now you’re telling me there are werewolves all over the place?" She turned to face me again. "This is too much." Her voice cracked. "No, no, no…" She groaned and covered her face. "Now I don’t even wanna step outside my apartment!" Despite the chaos in my chest, I almost laughed. She was all over the place emotionally. Then she suddenly snapped back. "Wait! You said you're a soldier. Was that even true?" Here we go. "Kinda. I’m a warrior in my pack." "What does that mean?"

I was nervous, and excited. A thought of Daciana in danger crossed my mind, and I clenched on that resolve to save her as I found my voice again. “Tonight, we fight for our own. We fight for the fallen. We fight for the pack that cries out for us. And we do not stop… until every last one of them is safe.” A final roar exploded from the warriors. It was louder and more fierce than the last. War wasn’t the way of my people. But when family calls, we answer with claws.

"I know but I can't help it. It's the first time that I'm in such a dangerous situation." A guard whispered. "What makes you so sure that they won't send someone on your same level or stronger?" Lane heard the guards complaint and organized his thoughts to give him his best answer. Yet, when he opened his mouth to speak, what came out was a question. "Why do you think that even the Alpha's daughter is heading for his life?" The guard thought for a bit before answering. "Because? He was a bad man!." "What are you implying?"

So I turned and followed him into the house. I could hear a man and woman yelling at the warriors inside and they were obviously the parents. I didn’t blame them for being so upset. But once they saw Ethan walk in, they stopped yelling. They weren’t going to disrespect the Alpha. Not even with their 14 year old daughter missing. Ethan was shown straight to the girls’ bedroom and I went into the kitchen where her parents are. “Hi. I’m Summer. I know that you’ve probably heard of me, but I wanted to introduce myself. Listen, if anyone is going to find your daughter then it will be Alpha Ethan. I know that.” I explained.

"It's my tribe's custom that the Tribe head's daughter will marry Tribe advisor 's son and pass on the position to him if there is no son in the picture. So I was betrothed to Tane since I was born as my mother died giving birth to me." "If …if I oppose this union then Tane will challenge my father for the position. It's a brutal duel which ends with the death of any of them." "Tane is our best warrior. He is very strong. My father is no match for him. He will kill him easily. I…I don't know what to do…can …can you please save my father." She pleaded. I know where this is going. I am just waiting for her to say the words. "And how do we save him?" I asked, fully aware of what was coming my w

“One of them is a beta’s daughter, and another is an alpha’s fiancée. She is also an alpha’s daughter.” That caught his attention. “They both requested to meet you,” the warrior added. A moment of silence followed as Zane leaned back in his throne, his golden eyes gleaming with intrigue. “An alpha’s daughter… a beta’s daughter…” he mused, a slow smirk curving his lips. “Interesting.” With a flick of his fingers, he dismissed the warrior. “Bring them in. Let’s see what they have to say.” The two women were brought before the throne, their bodies trembling as they immediately dropped to their knees.

I said with a low guttural sound from my throat. Sianna was eating the sandwiches. I mind-linked my troops to bring his daughter in. They had tracked her on the pack grounds and found her. When they entered the room she appeared with slight bruises and frizzy hair indicating that there was a fight. Each warrior gripped her arms tightly. She staggered a little but stood her ground. Her father scanned her appearance with questioning eyes. “The warriors were rough.” Gail accused.

"Is this her?" Alpha Malgori didn't introduce me. Not with shame. Not with pride either. He simply stepped slightly closer, as if he expected danger even here. "She is my daughter, and she will stay." The warrior's eyes softened, not with greed for power, not with calculation. With relief. I gulp a lump in my throat I wanted to say I am not staying. "Bless the Moon Goddess," he murmured. "She looks like the her mother." My feet froze. They knew my mother?

This was confirmed when I saw two warriors walking toward us. "What a waste of my time," Alpha Jaxon muttered. "I should have killed you a long time ago if I knew how useless you were." I wondered what he meant by that, but only for a moment before the two warriors grabbed me. "She’s banished from the pack. Take her out!" he ordered. ~ "What are you doing with her?" She asked. Although the warriors weren't obliged to answer, they had to give a response because she was the daughter of the leader of the warriors.

She had dominated that title for years, fighting for the pack, and bringing it honour. Back then, my father had been known as a warrior, but he had been totally shadowed by my Mom's remarkable presence. It was not until my mom passed away that my father was promoted to the position of the lead warrior. He was a good fighter, yes, but clearly, he couldn't win against my mom. ' You are the late legendary warrior's daughter. Can you not think so little about yourself?' Once again, Ava revealed and I became visibly relaxed. If I had inherited her temperaments, why not her stamina?