Alice In Borderland Novels & Stories

Her father is still the head of the border, he's got eyes and ears everywhere but she knows very well how to hide from his sight and ears, she has been doing it for 19 years after the death of Sybil and her clan, and now that she managed to get to know her daughter, she will do it no matter how long it takes. "I'm going outside the border," Nerissa almost choked on her tea with what Solana said. She has only been inside the border for half a year and she does nothing but investigates. Somehow, she manages to know everything not leaving a single detail out. She is a talented and powerful Alpha just like her mother, and maybe better. In her first three months inside the border, she managed to

he said, “And I hate to not trust a fellow Warrior, but I think it is wise to be overcautious.” “Okay, fair enough,” I said. We reached the territory border shortly after and I smiled as I saw Aaron, Caroline and Colton. Colton smiled back, but Aaron growled at him. I shook my head at them. I knew that there was history, and very bad history but we didn’t have time for that now. If all went well, they could happily rip each other apart afterwards. Just beyond the border I could see The woman I spoke to the other day and her little girl Abigail. The girl’s face lit up as she saw me and she started waving. Her mum tried to stop her as she ran forward across the border.

I walked toward her and gently covered her, careful not to wake her. For a moment, I just stood there, watching her, the curve of her shoulder under the blanket, the slow rise and fall of her chest. It was strange, how something so small could shake me so much. My phone rang, making me frown at the timing, Hunter. I stepped out into the hall to answer. “What is it?” There was a pause, then his voice, low, grim. “Alpha, you need to come to the border.” I tensed. “What happened?”

He stepped outside, closing the heavy wooden door behind him and leaving Bella alone with the dying embers of the fire. For the first time since leaving the Alpha House, Bella was beyond Harry’s reach. Yet freedom did not feel the way she had imagined. She had escaped the alpha who had broken her heart. Only to awaken in the care of a man whose name she didn’t know, in a land where trust could be deadlier than betrayal. Somewhere deep inside, she sensed that crossing into the Borderlands had not marked the end of her troubles. It had only begun.

I’m stuck. Alina looked up at me. “Well, what are you waiting for?” “My wolf can’t shift,” I replied, completely confused. This had never happened before. Why now? “I guess now we’re even. Neither of us have wolves.” “I have a wolf!” I argued, raising my voice. Alina looked away, surveying our surroundings, before returning her gaze to me. “The border isn’t this high all the way around. The path into the forest near the packhouse is flat ground. We should follow the border and exit from there.”

My eyes roll into the back of my head, and I shriek. I open my eyes, confused initially to find myself leaned up against a redhead. We move rapidly towards a checkpoint with border guards. A strange kind of music plays quietly from the sides of the doors. Let me out! I can feel Alora press against my mind, but she isn't strong enough to take back control. I smile quietly and feel smug as she desperately claws her way through her own Darkness. Silly, little girl- biting off more than she can chew. "Alora," The redhead speaks to me, "Get out your passport. We're at the Canadian border."

and strange. “Hello,” a calm, feminine voice echoed in my ears, as clear as if she stood right beside me. “I am your assistant, Ava. Welcome to the world of werewolves.” I sat up with a jolt, heart pounding. My hands trembled. “W-what?” “If you complete the task assigned to you, you will have the chance to return to the human world.” A task? Was this some weird afterlife? “What’s the task?” I rasped, my throat raw.

Once they started to enter the city, there was no one else like him to watch over them. Xander who closed his eyes for a moment realized that after crossing the border with the forest, no one was watching them anymore. Xander was staring out the window, and Oliver was right. The boy's men immediately turned the wheel when they had crossed the border. Xander looked back at Alice who was sitting next to him, if Oliver was also watching the girl next door. Then, who is Alice's true identity? What made so many people target this girl's life?"

However, ever since we got back from her pack, I had my most trusted men watch her and when the report came of her mysterious trip to the outskirts of our territory, I followed her myself. I did not know what I expected, however, when I saw her cross the invisible border, I knew something was up. Somehow, at this time, our northern borders were covered in magic, hiding whatever and whomever was right there. Why were these magic spells active directly at our border entrance, one with a neighboring ally pack in fact? Who was coming for us and, more importantly, how did Alice know them and cross through the boundary unharmed? And why did she go to see them now?? There was a good chance they wer

The mist swallowed her, but she felt their eyes—Kane’s, Elara’s, and somewhere, hidden in the shadows, Mira’s. The rain picked up, soaking her through, but she didn’t care. Her heart was a storm, torn between Liam’s forbidden pull, Kane’s dangerous warmth, and Mira’s steady but questionable comfort. She didn’t see the figure watching from the trees—a woman, older, with golden hair like Mira’s but eyes colder, sharper. Rhea, Mira’s sister, her crescent moon tattoo glinting under her sleeve as she whispered into a phone: “She’s close. Tell the Alpha she’s ready.” Alice reached the edge of the woods, the town’s lights faint through the mist. Her senses flared again—too sharp, too alive. She cou