Novelas y relatos de Alpha Jaxon

And then they scatter into the shadows. But Jaxon doesn’t let them go. He launches after the nearest, a blur of fur and fury, leaving me trembling on the ground with my heart thundering out of my chest. I push myself up, blood slicking my torn shoulder. My whole body shakes with fear, adrenaline, and awe. That was Jaxon. My Jaxon. But not. He isn’t just the arrogant boy who drives me insane. He’s Alpha. A predator. Power incarnate. And he just revealed everything to save me.

Late that night, the private jet touched down on Ashstone Pack territory. Through the window, I saw a tall figure standing at the end of the runway. Even in the dark, I could feel the steady pressure of a powerful Alpha. The plane stopped and the door opened. "Calista." The man walked forward, his voice deep and strong. He looked to be in his fifties, with silvering temples and sharp, profound eyes. This was the Alpha of the Ashstone Pack—Jaxon.

Jaxon "Everyone in our world knows about the human who died in a pack war. He was a hero, an ally, but most of all? David Anderson was your best friend, Jaxon. And she happens to share his exact eyes. I did the math. I know the truth.” The mention of David's name has my wolf wound up tight against my skin, but it's the smug satisfaction on Victoria's face that makes my Alpha instincts roar to life. I cross the room in three long strides, stopping close enough that she has to crane her neck to meet my eyes.

Fuck. We'd been too busy teasing Daniel to notice. “We are here to meet Alpha Jack,” Jaxon spoke calmly. His posture remained relaxed. But I knew him. Every muscle in his body was ready for a fight. “We mean no harm.” The man studied him for several seconds. Long enough to become uncomfortable. “Who are you?” “I am Alpha Jaxon Blackwood, Alpha of Blood—” “BloodFang Legion?” The interruption came immediately. The man tilted his head. Then pointed toward Daniel.

The kind where all the darkness slid underneath the tables, unseen, there, but invisible. I walked in without hesitation, coat slung over one arm, my heels quiet against the marble. Two guards stood at the entrance. They didn’t stop me. They knew my face, even if they’d never said my name aloud. They didn’t even dare to. Xavier was waiting at his desk, sleeves rolled up, the tension in his shoulders barely contained. The Alpha mask he wore during public appearances was gone, this was the real one, the kind whose calm meant danger. And the one who I knew feared for the woman he found himself in love with despite himself… the weakness he had, and the one person who he would want to protect ove

"Aaah... I don't want to go!" "Gosh, babe, you're an Alpha, and yet you act like this," Jonas laughed, kissing Xander's head. "I'm not an Alpha anymore, baby, I'm just Xander," Xander protested with a pout. "Your husband, Jordan's father." "Alpha, Beta, Omega, and all that are who we really are, babe, not just titles you can strip off at will," Jonas said with a sigh. "Even I would find it easier to lose my doctor title than my Omega status."

"Don't ruin this day for everyone... Jaxon is doing what's best for the Silver Moon Pack." "Shut your mouth, Felicity," I said softly, my voice dead flat. Felicity gasped, pulling back as if I had slapped her across her face. "What did you just say?" Heavy boots echoed across the stone floor before she could say another word. Alpha Jaxon stepped up onto the raised dais. His broad shoulders were squared beneath his dark fur cloak, and his bright blue eyes held the cold, lazy arrogance of a man who thought he owned every breath I took.

Before the even made it to the bar, Jaxon was stopped and hugged, kissed and blessed many times. "Water?" Juliette said, staring a crisp liquid in front of her. Jaxon sipped on his wine beside her. "You get wine and I get water?" "It seems so." "Why?" "Because I'm an Alpha." "Wow, what a reason." "I can handle alcohol a lot better then you my dear." "Can you now." "Indeed." "Can you handle a slap in the face, because that's what you're about to get." Jaxon chuckled, putting his wine down.

Kai quickly shifted into his wolf as well. Kassius was a Beta and was naturally large. His auburn fur shining in the sunlight was an impressive sight for sure. Kai however was an Alpha, the strongest Alpha, He was noticeably larger than Kassius. Kai’s wolf was solid black and looked like a hound straight from hell as he snarled as Kassius. My heart clenched. I knew this wouldn’t end well for either of them. I loved Kassius and would never want to see him hurt, but Kai was my friend. He had been there for me when no one else was. I knew without a doubt I was going to lose one of these men today, and I would be forced to spend the rest of my life mated to whoever won. I would be forced t

Michael "Alpha, the rogues are attacking the pack warriors in the west border." My blood boiled with so much rage when I heard what Jason — one of the pack warriors — has told me. Jason was panting and it was obvious that he just run from the border and towards the pack house, there were no visible wounds in his body but there were bloodstains all over his chest. I can tell that Jason was fighting some rogues trying to get through the pack border before he decides to get back to the pack house.