Alpha Kieran Novels & Stories

That female coughed several times, then stroked her neck while shooting daggers toward Kayden using her eyes. “What the fuck is this? Who are these barbaric males?” She asked Nina in anger. Ignoring her, I hefted my hand and signaled for her to sit. “Sit beside Nina. I’m Nina’s cousin and also her Alpha. So, rest assured, I won’t hurt you.” “That’s what the bad guys say. And you,” she sat, then pointed at Kayden with her forefinger. “Stop glaring at me.” “Don’t mind him. That’s just his default expression. I am Kieran, by the way. And the one who shoved you against the wall is Kayden,” Kieran said with a charming smile. See, among us, Kieran was best at making the best first impression.

Kieran is trying to reason in a sarcastic manner with Alpha Damon, who is even more pissed at his words. “Treason is everything you have done to betray this land. And how dare you still speak of a war that was even caused by your mistakes? We are all players in your games, aren’t we?” Kieran evades another one of his attacks, but he almost didn’t see the other one. Alpha Damon’s claws almost bite into Kieran’s chest, but he staggers backwards to avoid it. The effect causes him to lose his balance, and he falls to the ground. He settles back on one of his knees before he finally stands upright. His jaw twitches, and through his lashes, he watches Alpha Damon.

I asked him and chose to take my mind off what he was saying as he wasn't making sense to me. "I'm telling the truth, Alpha. A certain Alpha Kieran is in this pack with his people and causing commotion all over the main pack." He announced and I froze in complete shock. I could tolerate the first sentence but this one just went straight for my heart. Alpha Kieran is here? I didn't think I was buying that at all. No that's impossible!

"Tell me more about this Kieran. Who was he before he became a vengeful spirit?" Elder Nahara set down her tea and stared into the fire. "Kieran was the Alpha of a powerful pack that lived in these mountains three hundred years ago. He was strong and respected and loved by his people. He had a mate named Elara who was pregnant with their first child. By all accounts he should have lived a long and happy life." "But something went wrong."

I knocked firmly. "Enter," Kieran's deep, commanding voice rumbled from inside. I pushed the door open with my shoulder and stepped into the room. Kieran was standing behind his desk, deep in a serious briefing with Luke and Marcus, all three of them looking over a map of the southern border. The air was thick with serious warrior business, but the absolute second Kieran's golden eyes landed on me, his entire face softened. The hard, ruthless mask of the Alpha King melted away into pure, breathtaking warmth.

'Theon Kilgrayne.' 'An alpha with a unique skillset and immunity to a vampire's powers—feared by his enemies and valued by his pack. A merciless killer. A natural leader. And... my cousin.' As Katie peered through the slats of his wardrobe, she wished she had been born into another family. Any other family would do. Being the cousin of the strongest, most vicious Alpha in the pack might sound like an advantage, but she knew the truth. At eighteen years old, not only was she a mateless virgin, but she'd yet to even kiss a boy. Or a girl, for that matter.

He needed to blow off some steam before he ripped her to shreds. ___ He took a step back and dodged the sword that came after him swiftly. A smirk formed on Fredrick's lips. "You are no match for me dear cousin." Kaleb's grip grew tighter around the sword. He bent his elbows and kept them close to his body. "There is only one way to prove your point dear cousin." Kaleb chuckled. Kaleb said after he placed his left foot ahead of his right, to sustain a firm base of support against Fredrick "Show me what material you are made of."

“But guess what, you know this mysterious young alpha from the Hart family right?” “You mean alpha Lucien?” “Yes, I don’t know what she did but she managed to hook up with him and now she is shamelessly clinging to him.” “How can she have no shame? But I have heard that, that man Lucien is very powerful and very ruthless. If anyone dares to play tricks on him, they will die without knowing how!”

“Why?” “Because he’s been waiting. Patiently. Quietly. You think he’s sulking too much. But maybe he’s just trying not to show you how much he wants to be close to you. Because he doesn’t want to scare you off.” Serena sank back into her seat, the words sinking into her like slow rain. “Don’t make me feel guilty.” Kiara chuckled. “I’m not trying to. But you have to see it from his side. As an Alpha, he’s been raised to take what he wants. To lead. To command. And here he is, waiting for a woman who barely looks at him unless she’s frustrated.”

He was older, broad-shouldered, with hair streaked in iron-gray. His presence radiated authority—hard-earned and deeply rooted. Rowan tensed. “That’s Alpha Kieran of the North Ridge.” Aria nodded. “I know.” Kieran halted a few paces away and dropped to one knee. The sound of it—bone meeting earth—seemed to resonate. “I did not come to fight you,” he said clearly. “I came to acknowledge you.” A sharp intake of breath swept through the clearing. Rowan’s head snapped toward Aria. Alphas didn’t kneel lightly.