Alpha Guardian Novels & Stories

“You two have impressed me the most and I would like, if you accept, Aldine to be my Beta and you, Tasha, to be my Gamma.” Aldine looked up at me, beaming, “It would be my honor, Luna Sylvia. I accept and pledge my loyalty to assist and defend you. To death!” She lifted her right fist in the air when she shouted out the last part. It sent a dreadful shiver down my spine and with that an image of Marcelle’s face in my memory. Goddess forbid that to happen again, I prayed.

"Your own path?" Marcus scoffed, shoving Layon away and releasing his t-shirt, "You are your father's son. What other path is there?" The salt-and-pepper-haired alpha glared at Layon with such distaste that Layon was certain he wasn't going to like what came next. Sucking in a deep breath, Layon prepared himself for all he was about to admit. "I would never have found Reebah without the help of Angel Hale." That's when Marcus's eyes did turn utterly black, so black in fact that the whites entirely disappeared and Layon knew that the alpha's wolf was just barely being restrained. Though he had fought his father several times to train

I searched the surrounding area, making sure the people close to us were too distracted to hear my whispered words, "Not exactly. I'm a leader but I take care of my pack and I'm not an ordinary alpha. Rogues are people who generally get kicked out of packs or aren't born into one to begin with, or lose their pack. I am the Alpha of the rogues. I travel a lot, finding and meeting new rogues and helping where I can. If they're good, I'll do anything in my power to keep them safe and give them a home. If they're bad, and there are plenty of rotten eggs, then I do what I need to do. That's why I moved here. What I showed you that night, it's going to be a sanctuary for them. It's going to have a

I'd asked Rook who he was and Rook had taken just a half-second too long to answer. Caelum Dusk. The Alpha's brother. "Sorry," he says, to me specifically, like the empty chair was a slight he owes me for, "I got held up at the eastern boundary." "It's fine," I say. "Did Maren feed you before this?" I blink, "Yes."

“I thought you wanted to help her Alpha Diamond. Maybe the truth is, that you wanted to see what you are dealing with. She isn’t anything like you is she? The blood hunger, the inner Lycan soul. The midnight blue fur.” “Maybe not but she does belongs with us!” She screeches. “A moment ago, you were going to let her die.” Her head flips back over her shoulder to see Aria sat up, leaning against Ryan, drinking from his wrist. Her eyes widen. “You would go against me?” She growls at him and he shakes his head. “I made an oath. I may have rejected her, but it doesn’t mean I won’t protect her.” "Made an oath?" "To the Moon Goddess!"

Adelia clutched her chest upon seeing Adrian in such a state. “I thought I smelt Protectors,” Arthur said and he started to walk up to Adrian. “Nonsense, they are extinct. You would know as you’re responsible for it,” Adrian said casually “Now, will you explain to me what that stunt you pulled was?” Arthur asked in anger, ignoring Adrian's words “Don’t you also think that I’m just trying to steal the Supreme Beta’s position?” Adrian asked. He couldn’t even get close to the gate of the dungeon as the metal had been coated with silver which was a Lycan’s weakness.

“The day has not come when you need help. I will be watching from my quarters. I am casting the barrier spell from there. Asher, The Warrior Guardian, is a taker of lives. I don’t want mine to be next.” He pulled Marina close to him so he could see the truth in her eyes. “Coward! So that’s it then? Put the barrier up and hide in your quarters till it’s done?” She looked away from him. Legarde releases his grip. “Then, why agree to this?” “Those are my orders, my Lord commands it.” “Get the barrier up on my signal.” Legarde turned his back to her and stomped towards the cave, trying to think of the exact moment when he became a Guardian exterminator.

“Since when is infiltrating another man's mate's bedroom considered a national service?” “You misunderstand, Alpha Malcolm,” Kael interjected, clearing his throat. He reached into his inner pocket and produced a small, intricately designed badge made of a strange, polished metal. “I am not a rogue. I am an agent of the Guardian of the Moon faction.” “A... Guardian?” I stammered, the words feeling foreign and heavy on my tongue. Guardian of the Moon? The name sent a jolt through my system. Weren't they the legendary, almost mythical order of werewolves, renowned for their wisdom and unique, formidable abilities?

“ She is more than that. Her family are the Guardians Of The Moon or Alpha or whatever I don't care and she's the last of her kind.” He exhaled. “ Now you know why I need her.” Adrian froze, a brief look of shock briefly visible on his face before it returned to a more reserved expression. “The guardians?” he asked again, seemingly putting the words to the test. Neither of them expected how hard the realization would hit. Drake grinned but it wasn't a warm smile. “Exactly. They protect the Alpha and all that.” He said waving his hand in the air. “Then you are the Alpha and she's your guardian and you need her more.” Adrian said, thinking fast immediately.” So killing her isn't worth it.”

"He wishes to pay his debt." Atlas stepped forward. He extended his arm. Golden, molten blood dripped from his marble skin into a chalice he held. "The blood of the Earth's first defenders," the Arbiter said. "Mix this with the Remnant samples. Drink it. And you will not just be an Alpha. You will be the Guardian of this world." Jack looked at the chalice. He looked at the alien fleet in the sky, the city below, the woman beside him. He took the cup.