Alpha Agenda Novels & Stories

As I rattle the chair and chains and try to use my strength to free myself, I don’t notice someone approaching me. “It's futile to fight against it, Alpha Manzitti. The silver has weakened you, but I just want to talk to you and hopefully gain your alliance pushing forward. I will then free you and you can return to doing whatever you were doing before.” I recognise the voice, but I can’t place it. “What do you want from me?” I ask in agitation. “I want your alliance; I want your presence so I can show my father I am ready to lead and what I am capable of, and mostly, once I become Alpha, I want you to acknowledge that I outsmarted you and am therefore superior to you.”

"I am your elder!" "We could rule together." He is crazy. His words are nonsense. But, still, in the back of my mind, I wonder. "Go back to your den," I say. "You're making a fool of yourself." He growls at me. "You would rather be subordinate to Kayla?" he asks. "Of course not." "Then you should listen to my proposition." I pause and look at him. Adam has always been a strange wolf. It does not surprise me he wants to be Alpha.

I quickly read through it until I reached the line that hit my mind hard like sharp teeth: The Georgia State Shifter Alliance Office does hereby register the Pinecrest Valley pack as No Alpha Available. The N.A.A designation will be removed upon receipt of official documentation of pack hierarchy succession in the form of a notarized last will and testament.

"Well fuck me, I'd like to tap that ass someday" Alpha Connor speaks up suddenly from his seated position on the bar, along with the rest of them. Adryan had just formed an alliance with the man, he was the Alpha of the Wood Creek Pack in the south. They had vast lands and resources Adryan knew would come in handy one day. Otherwise the man had a vile personality. He had a reputation of sleeping around a lot with the she - wolves, mated and unmated alike. He was twenty one years old, young and dumb as they come.

These fools didn't know what could happen once the tiny, little meteorites entered the atmosphere and fell like a mini-meteor shower on that very same day when it was taken down by Kiyokawa's super laser beams. As each of the meteor's parts contains a lot of radioactive material several days after M-2003's parts reached the four corners of the Earth, most of the pregnant women at that time were highly affected by this substance. After each of these women absorbed the radiation emanating from the original source where the meteorites have landed, their due date was moved ahead from their scheduled labor. Resulting in the birth of the next generation of children naturally gifted with special ab

“But how can she see it?” Adam faced Oak, “I thought it was to get to me but each attack seems more personal and properly planned. How do I protect her from an enemy I can’t track.” A drop of panic slipped through his voice. It was highly unusual and uncomfortable for the three to see their alpha distraught. He had his temper but he was never known to show an emotion whatsoever. Willing to break the silence again, Stone cleared his throat before asking, “what the hell is even a soul harvester? That sounds so made up.“

No creature like that wasted breath unless it had something to gain. The pack arrived seconds later, four men and two women moving quickly across the grass to form a protective half circle around him. Their movements were precise, silent except for the faint crunch of shoes on dried leaves. Their eyes scanned the tree line, the edges of the grounds, the rooftops. They were trained to look everywhere at once. “Alpha,” one of the men said, stepping forward, his posture sharp. “It is gone.” “I know,” Kael replied, his voice low enough that it carried more weight than volume.

I rolled my eyes, hugging Kaiden’s pillow close to my chest. “Aww,” Layla took a seat on the edge of the king-sized bed. “You miss him.” “I really do. It’s been weeks and I can't wait for him to return.” I heaved a sigh. “You don't have to worry, Your Highness,” Layla reached out for my hand and gave it a pat. “Alpha Kaiden is the most powerful wolf in the kingdom. The WhiteMoon pack has nothing against his army. He’ll defeat them and emerge victorious. Just like he always does.”

Something was off, and the feeling within the room became palpable. “Welcome gentlemen, I am honored that so many of you could join us tonight,” Alexander started. He leaned forward resting his hands on the table as he looked directly into the camera. “There are just five days left until the action starts, and I thought it was high time you got a little preview of what you are all fighting for. How many of you have dreamed about having your very own human pet? Someone that would answer to you and only you, the type that you could use and abuse in any way you saw fit only for her to come back begging for more?”

“You will not cage her. And you will not speak of her like she’s something less than us.” My voice wavered, just a fraction. It was enough. I felt it. So did they. Emotion cracked through the Alpha mask, ugly and inconvenient and real. “Because whether you like it or not,” I finished, jaw tight, “she’s already part of what comes next.” And I stood there, between fire and fear, knowing there was no walking this back. Silence slammed down like a blade. It wasn’t the respectful kind. It was the calculating kind, the kind where minds started rearranging alliances and weighing consequences faster than heartbeats. I felt it immediately, the shift in the air, politics sharpening their teeth.