Alpha Kaden Novels & Stories

The next day, Liam called me into the conference room to present a business plan to the pack’s supreme leader—Alpha Kaden. It was my first time seeing the legendary Alpha up close. Kaden Blackwood sat on the sofa. He wasn't middle-aged like I'd imagined. He was young, with deep-set silver eyes. He wore a black dress shirt that made him look even more dangerous and handsome. My gaze lingered on him for a moment. I remembered telling Lykos once that I loved seeing a man in a black shirt, that it was incredibly attractive. I guess the Alpha had the same taste. "Miss Riley, please begin," his voice was deep and magnetic, filled with an undeniable Alpha authority.

“Then they should know better than to threaten what is mine.” A murmur broke out, louder this time. “She is no longer Luna,” a visiting Alpha interjected. “By your own admission.” “No,” Kael said quietly. “She is not.” He paused, letting the words settle. “She is something far older,” he continued. “And far more important.” The chamber erupted. “You would wage war for a single wolf?” someone demanded. “For truth,” Kael replied. “For the future. And yes—for her.” He let his wolf rise then, not fully, but enough that the room felt it, a pressure like a storm banked just beyond sight. Mooncrest’s power was not flashy. It did not burn or shimmer. It endured. It was crushed.

I nodded and bowed feeling so embarrassed. "I welcome you all to my Kingdom, I am pleased to have you all here," his slick yet raspy voice went deep inside me, emanating shivers on my back. He got a powerful aura around. I have heard this voice before. This same voice called me stupid before stealing my first kiss. "We are pleased to meet you, Alpha," my father said. "Your name is Killian, right?" Alexandro strides to my father. "Yes, I served your father," "Yes, I heard about you," Alexandro bowed to give my father the respect he deserved, and my father was surprised by that gesture.

Of course she'd be a member of the leading pack. The despicable and two-faced woman is acting all innocent again like she didn't just insult and threaten me. "Greetings to the Alpha King and his family. We congratulate Prince Ekish for experiencing his first shift." The one in the middle said, and they handed a gift to a servant. The king stepped down from his throne and went to hug the man Waian introduced to me as Alpha Kaden, King Waharat's good friend. They conversed a little before they were escorted to their table and the next one was called Gringo, the largest pack with one hundred members led by Alpha Cylian, and lastly, the smallest and peaceful pack

Kade voiced out as I took my place facing him. “I do,” I breathed out as my heart continued to hammer in my chest. Kade gave me a small nod while he picked up the dagger for the second time tonight and cut his already healed palm. “I Kade Greystone, Alpha of the Greystone pack, welcome you..” “Not so fast, lover boy,” a familiar woman’s voice cut through the air, interrupting Kade, who furrowed his brows.

"That's... that's Alpha Kade's territory. You sure about that, miss? There was fear in his eyes and he had every right to be afraid. Alpha Kade. The most ruthless Alpha in the region, the Alpha King who was said to have been cursed by the moon goddess after murdering an entire village by himself. He was an Alpha that would murder anyone without batting an eyebrow, he has never lost a battle, Alpha Kade wasn't just dangerous or Ruthless, he was regarded as death itself. I know I was supposed to be afraid, but I had seen death once, and I wasn't afraid of it, but I was certain of one thing, he was the man capable of granting me the powers I needed to take down my family and all of them that hu

Again I nod, “I do.” Dad breaks out with a huge smile as he releases my hand and turns back to face the crowd. I feel the surge of power move through me, as I say the final vow, linking me completely to the pack as Alpha. “Ladies and gentlemen, I am proud to announce your new Alpha and Luna of Charwood, Alpha Zander Blackwood and Luna Ashleigh Blackwood.” If I thought the cheers before were loud I was wrong, the room exploded with cheers and congratulatory happiness.

There was something unsettling about him, something both terrifying and magnetic. “You’re Kaden,” she whispered, the name coming to her lips like a forbidden prayer. She had heard tales about him, the Alpha of a rival pack, a man many dreaded for his ruthlessness and slyness. Although he was well-known, nobody really understood his desires. Kaden gave a small, humorless smile. “And you, Lena, are far more important than you know.” The weight of his words sank into her, but before she could ask what he meant, the ground trembled beneath them, the wind shifting violently. Something was coming, something dark.

I was born cursed — or so my mother always said. In a world where power defined your worth, having a weak wolf was no better than having none at all. The Moon Goddess, it seemed, had a cruel sense of humor, because she bound me — the weakest of them all — to the strongest Alpha in the pack: Alpha Kaden. The moment his scent reached me — cedarwood and pine — my heart skipped, and my frail wolf let out a joyful, hopeful howl. But the look Kaden gave me crushed that hope. His eyes, cold and sharp, were filled with nothing but disgust.

Alex looked over to where Ash was looking and saw four people. One was a long, black-haired female with good style who looked older and clearly was an alpha. And an arm was wrapped around her by a man who is clearly his mate, and he is also Alpha. Next to them was a boy who was like a teenager's kid and was also an Alpha. He was holding hands with a pretty lady with brown, shaggy hair and glasses. She was a beta. He saw the four of them make their way towards a table. Alex looked over at Ash and grabbed his hand gently as he led them to the table his siblings were at with their drinks in their free hands.