Alpha Liam Novels & Stories

Seeing them so happy together reminded him of the upside to being an Alpha. The remaining people in the room where the Vârcolac. Liam was sitting on the floor as far back from everyone as he could get, his brown eyes full of concentration as he leaned against the wall. He was huge like his father, dark auburn hair hanging over shoulders so wide he looked as if he could barely fit through some doorways.

She reminded and Liam nodded. “Brother!” Kia exclaimed. “That’s suicide.” He added. “Not if I train enough,” Liam replied. “But being the Alpha is a big deal man. You aren’t even 20 yet.” Kia commented. “My age wouldn’t matter if I defeated the current Alpha,” Liam commented. “Would your father support this?” Aunt Olivia asked. “He won’t have a say once I succeed in defeating the acting Alpha,” Liam told her; his eyes were not seeing any of them; they were only picturing the big moment.

He remained silent, absorbing his father's words. "I always hoped for a son like Damon, someone strong and capable," his father muttered, his voice laced with bitterness. "But the moon goddess decided to punish me with you." A flicker of hurt crossed Liam's eyes, but he quickly regained his composure. His irises turned a fiery gold, a sign of his alpha power awakening. "I am the Alpha," Liam declared firmly, his voice commanding. "Do not compare me to a vampire." His father's eyes mirrored the same golden hue, a testament to his own alpha status.

The last ripple in my heart finally stilled. "He's gone." A deep, commanding voice spoke from behind me. I turned and saw a tall man. He had wild, brown hair and amber eyes as deep as a starry sky. He radiated the powerful presence of a true Alpha. But it wasn't a demanding pressure like Darian's; it was as solid and steady as a mountain. "And you are?" I asked. "Liam," he said, taking a few steps closer, his gaze full of warmth. "Alpha of the Northern Ridge Pack."

Liam's voice was calm but carried unshakeable certainty. I froze. Night wind swept in from the entrance, tousling both our hair and carrying the scent of wild roses. "Why?" I finally asked. "Why would you support me when I can barely control my own abilities?" Liam didn't answer immediately, instead moving to stand beside me, also looking into the mine's depths. "Because I know what a true Alpha should be like." He said quietly. "Not someone who crushes others with raw power, but someone who leads the pack with wisdom and will."

he said and stood up, then beckoned my mother to join him. "Is that why you called us?" I asked, realising they were leaving. "No," my mother said, looking a bit worried. "You two have been invited to Liam's swearing-in in three days. Alpha Christain is retiring, and his son cannot succeed him because of the treason he committed in the past. The king has appointed Liam as the Head alpha of the north. A temporary position until Alpha Christian's youngest is old enough to take over," she said, and I balled my fist in anger.

I tell her. “Hope?” she asks, turning to look at Hope. “The twins and Alpha Reagan are very sweet. You’ll like them. And Alpha Liam has three sons, while Alpha Eli only has one. Although, I’m sure you’ll really like Alphas Emlyn and Riley too. In truth, all the Alphas have nice children. It doesn’t sound like you’ll meet Alphas Cohen and Clint …” “I wouldn’t be so sure about that. Once Rik hears about this, even though Lily is gone to Araphyra, he’ll want in,” Alpha Liam says.

His daughter stirred then, lifting her head to peer at Liam with open curiosity. “Papa,” she whispered, not bothering to lower her voice much, “is he the new royal Alpha?” A faint flicker of amusement crossed the man’s face. “He is the Alpha of all alphas.” The little girl studied Liam boldly. Liam, to his credit, softened instantly. “That’s a very important position to be asking about,” he told her gently. She straightened in her father’s arms. “I know.” Her mother smiled faintly. “Forgive her. She’s inquisitive.”

"Yah, don't say it like that, Liam!" Liam was a very intimidating Alpha-one of the best ones, Alexandra would argue. He radiated pheromones of authority and power whenever he was inside a room, and his sharp eyes made it look like he could see past people's sins. He was also really attractive and one of the most popular males on campus.

Liam said quietly and started driving to the packhouse. “Tell me about the alpha.” I said after about 5 minutes. “He is strict but fair. He does not take disrespect and can spot a liar a mile away. Alpha Paul is not someone you want to cross.” Liam said after a minute of thinking. I saw him flinch a little and wondered what happened to make him do that.