Alpha Leo And The Heart Of Fire Novels & Stories

The city lights are visible in the distance, a sprawling carpet of life that Clyde spent his life building. "They’re going to starve the city to get to me," I whisper. Clyde pulls me into his side, his arm a solid, protective bar of iron. "They can try," he growls, his eyes flashing amber toward the sky. "But they’ve forgotten one thing." "What?" "They’re not just dealing with an Alpha anymore," he says, looking at me with a terrifying pride. "They’re dealing with the Fire." The 24-hour clock begins now...

She saw a few kids playing under supervision, their laughter echoing faintly. And then, as they moved toward another hallway, she finally asked the question that had been sitting in her mind. “Can I ask something?” Ray looked back at her with a small nod. “Of course.” “What… what exactly is an Alpha? And Beta, Gamma... and Luna?” They both shared a look, one that said finally. Like they’d been waiting for her to ask. Oliver took the lead with the explanation. “The Alpha is the leader of the pack,” he said. “He’s the strongest. He makes the final decisions, leads us, protects us, and ensures order in the territory. That’s Levi.”

“Warriors from the investigation team are still investigating the fire and finding clues to the perpetrators.” “I hope they find them soon,” I said sincerely. I hate him, but he is Alaric's father and the company will be inherited by him. He should be able to take care of the company well even though no one knows when disaster will come. "Alpha is being given many trials by the Moon Goddess," Beta Lyra said as she opened her small backpack. She brought a lot of food. One thing I didn't like about Beta Lyra since long ago was that she made me fail my diet.

The flames licked at the trees, rising higher and higher until the entire world was swallowed in fire. I felt the heat, the oppressive weight of it pressing down on my chest. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t move. The cries of the pack echoed around me, their pain a physical thing, searing into my bones. And then I saw them. The Alphas—Ronan, Kieran, Cian—standing at the edge of the fire, their faces dark with the weight of it all. I reached for them, but they didn’t see me. They couldn’t. They were already lost.

Ramon kissed my forehead. "With Marise comes Edira Vatroslava. She's strong and fierce and a part wolf, part magician. Her element is fire, but you already know that. She will be staying here as well in the Alpha house for now. You will respect Edira as you value your Luna. And your Luna is like me, your Alpha. Is this clear?" Ramon began with a husky and powerful tone. "Yes, Alpha!" The members shouted, and Ramon nodded. "Good, let's celebrate then!"

“So, you're suggesting that the pack have two lunas and no Alpha?” “No, there'll be an Alpha and Luna. I'll just be the Alpha, simple as that.” One of them stood up. “With all due respect, Princess, we can't have a female as Alpha. That's a male's job.” “And I’m certain that having a high IQ combined with a larger capacity to feel, express and read emotions or, in laymen’s terms, a higher EQ makes me suited for it.” “But...” “No, let me stop you right there. You said that a human can't be Alpha, so I don't see a problem with me being Alpha. My father did his job raising me right and preparing me for when he steps down. And wasn’t one of my ancestors a female Alpha?”

In a world where supernatural species dominate professional sports, werewolf Alpha Jax Cole has built his legacy on strength and loyalty to his pack. When the Monster League drafts dragon Jude Stone, the first of his kind in centuries, old hatreds ignite. What begins as a fierce on-field rivalry quickly turns into a dangerous, magnetic attraction. As Jax and Jude battle centuries of bloodshed and betrayal, stolen moments and raw desire threaten everything they hold dear. With ancient clans watching and their careers on the line, their forbidden love could either heal old wounds or spark a war that destroys them both.In a world where supernatural species dominate professional sports, wer

Cade barely acknowledged his brothers departure, embracing his mate, trying to calm his wolf, they needed all their wits about them, needed to be alert until the threat was taken care of, his mind still going back to the threatening note… Flashback: Reject your mate or her death will be on you. She will not be accepted, she is weak, she is unworthy to be our Alpha. She is the scum of the earth, beneath our kind, a weakling. Reject her or we will do it for you. We will wipe the stench of her scent from this world for the survival of the pack. You have been warned! End of flashback.

The chambers smelled of smoke and cedarwood, it was dark and quiet. I pressed deeper inside, my body shivering as the heavy doors shut behind me. The scorch of candlelights left shadows. My heart pounded heavily with each step as it grew louder and louder. Alpha Aldric stood by the window, bare-chested beneath a long robe, moonlight painting his scars in silver with a bottle of alcohol in his hands. He didn’t turn. “I said no more delays,” he growled. I didn’t speak. I couldn’t. He turned slowly before stopping when we locked his gaze.

Their connection with their mates, their wolves, their pack members… “That is the book I am looking for” Fero's voice reaches my ears. I stare at the spot the book was earlier before she snatched it out of my grasp and wondered why Raya has her tailing me. Is she insecure in her relationship with the Alpha? Why was she doing everything possible to make me react?! What would make her understand that I don't have the energy to fight for something so senseless? The Alpha will always choose her. What else does she want?!