Alexander Kent Author Novels & Stories

Nova wouldn’t approve. The guy steps closer, his eyes darkening. "You must be the infamous Rhydar Kane." I flash him a cold smile. "Depends who's asking." "My name is Alexander," he says. "Son of the alpha of alphas." Wow. I'm shaking in my boots. "So?" I say, cocking a brow. "I have heard a lot about you. You’re a pussy who goes around parading himself to be a predator. People like you disgust me.”

I pointed out. “That shouldn’t stop us.” Alexander stood up, unfazed, and extended his arm to me. "Come on." "What?" "Let's go.” "You want us to go out under the rain?" Alexander nodded. "Yeah." I hesitated. "I don't want to catch a cold." Alexander shrugged. "So, I'll be going alone then." "Don't act like a child. You can't just go out in the rain," I warned him. "Watch me," he shot back, striding toward the door.

I stepped closer. Close enough now that if he moved wrong, it would end. “Then give me something useful.” My voice dropped. Low. Sharp. Controlled. A beat of silence. Then he did. “You don’t fail because you’re weak.” Good. I already knew that. “You fail because you hesitate.” That— That hit. Kaelen frowned. “Hesitate? Alpha Rex doesn’t hesitate.” Ash nodded. “Yeah, that’s kind of his whole thing.” The stranger shook his head slowly.

, Kate asked confused. "That will be me", a male voice said, walking towards them. "I'm Alex", the man named Alex said, with a playful smile. "Alexander Jones?", Kate said with a raised eyebrow. "You know me", Alexander said surprised, even Charles wanted to know how Taylor knew Alex. "Who doesn't?, you are the CEO of Xander Tech, you are quite popular you know", Kate answered. “So you work for Charles, why don't you consider working for me too?".

Questions swirled in my head, but one thought overpowered them all: Who is Alex?

Kent said. “Let me know when, I’m there.” I said. “Everything else is squashed. You okay with that?” Kent asked. My eyes go wide. “You mean that?” “You saved my life, when you could have let me die.” He said. “Why would he have let you die?” Harmony asked. Without missing a beat Kent responded, “Because my ass was being prideful. But I finally see what Alpha Jaxon sees in Tobias. It’s time I start trusting my Alpha and the man that saved me today.”

It simply happened. Ethan was leaving a small boutique bookstore near the academy when he noticed Alexander standing by his black sedan. “Mr. Knight,” Ethan said, as if encountering a billionaire on a sidewalk were the most natural thing in the world. Alexander turned, his expression shifting from neutral focus to immediate attention. “Ethan.” The boy held up a hardback book. “I found patterns in the introductory chapters. Like you said.” Alexander glanced down at the title, then back at the boy’s intent gaze. “Did you.”

He would never admit to any wrongdoing now or in the past. In my experience there were two sides to every story and somewhere in the middle was the truth. Even with a healthy amount of truth on his side, he had still played a role in this situation. “Now if you will excuse me father, I have some work to do in the library,”; “Oh?” he asks. “Yes, I’m putting Caleb and his wife and pups in the Pack history book, where they belong.” Without looking back, I walk away from my father. Alpha Jackson POV

He's cut off by Maximilian. "Am I wrong? Has this motherfucker really written shit about me in that stupid thrift store book?" Maximilian glances at the notepad for a moment, which prompts Alexander to make a sudden attack on him. Maximilian moves further away from the situation while dodging like the freaking Flash. He begins to read aloud. "My old friend Nathaniel Everhart is a dad. The lucky son of a bitch had a son. Lancelot Everhart. Sounds like some royal bullshit from a fairytale."

“I would also like you to explain the rumor you have been telling certain Alphas in this room for the past days, the rumor in which I was already on my deathbed and unfit to host this gathering.” Kent’s mouth moved for a moment before he spoke. “Alpha King, I was deceived. The man who came through the doors approached me weeks ago with claims I could not verify. He told me things about your health that I now see were not true, and he threatened my pack if I did not pass on what he had told me to the other Alphas. I am ashamed to have been used in this way. I offer my apologies to you and to this assembly,” Kent said. His voice shook as if he was in fear but his eyes told a different story. K