Alpha Roster Coos County Jail Novels & Stories

"But why do you want to see them?" "I honestly don't know" I murmured, "just that something tells me I need to check on them." He nodded and gestured for me to follow him. The stones under our feet turned to paved floor, and the fluorescent lights felt a bit too bright as we made our way further and further into the depths of the jail. Rows and rows of cells carved out in the bricks we passed, mostly empty, save for the few prisoners we had taken from the Red River pack. Nick was leading me to the holding cells reserved for Alpha wolves, these cells were made so strong that even the strongest wolf could not break them. Finally, we arrived at the very last cell, the one where Zach and Mike we

The curtain rods were bolted down. Even the bathroom mirror was shatterproof. Dominic Voss had prepared this prison well. The mate bond hummed beneath my skin, a constant awareness of him somewhere in this massive compound. It pulled at me, demanding I seek him out, submit to the connection neither of us wanted. I pressed my palm against the cold window glass, trying to ground myself against the sensation. "Fighting it only makes it worse." I spun around. Dominic stood in the doorway, having entered without a sound. He had changed into dark jeans and a fitted black shirt, looking less like a mafia Alpha and more like sin wrapped in expensive fabric.

And Summer. "I need to see Alpha Foster," I growled, my wolf clawing to the surface. "He's going to tell me everything he knows." * * * Deep beneath the Council's headquarters, in the high-security detention wing reserved for traitors and high-risk offenders, Alpha Foster Thorn looked pathetic behind the reinforced glass of his containment cell. The once-proud Alpha was hunched in on himself, his designer suit wrinkled and stained. When he looked up at my approach, his eyes held a mixture of defiance and fear.

one of them said with a disgusting smile. But before he could get any closer to her… his body was sent flying into the wall by someone’s foot! Aries! The female Alpha appeared like a raging storm. Her face had scrapes and bloodstains, but her eyes were ablaze with fierce anger. “How dare you… set foot in here!” “Get her!” The remaining men in black swarmed Aries at once, but they had underestimated the power of the number one Alpha. Aries fought fiercely and mercilessly. Every movement of hers was a sharp and swift kill.

The Devotion Pack has been almost empty, after the Alpha disappeared, and rumours of Phantom Wolves roaming around scared Pack members away. Adrian crosses him from the list. "How about Grayson?" I hesitate, lifting my head from where I was brushing lint off my jeans. Grayson? "Who's that again?" I ask. The name Grayson doesn't ring a bell in my head, which is strange, since I'm familiar with most Alphas. "Alpha of Freedom," Adrian informs me. No wonder. Shaking my head, I slip off the edge of the desk, and take the pen from Adrian's hand, proceeding to draw a thick red line over the name. My blonde haired assistant stares at me as I resume my spot.

“Noah’s hiding in that specific house.” Ren parked the car a block away, his voice calm and professional. “Are you absolutely sure, Alpha?” he said. “Do you want me to go in there with you for backup?” “No, I don’t need you,” I said, my voice firm and final. “Stay right here. I’m handling this situation myself.”

“The judges handling the Alpha cases are on the hot seat and they are having sleepless nights. So everyone wants to get the case out of the way and closed for good. At last, the poor police officer. What is his name again? Lincoln? He is going to lose his job and his badge at this point. His father is dead, his mother has been admitted to a mental hospital, no one to cover him now.” “Although I heard,” The old man leaned forward, whispering, “The Alpha might be sent to a correctional facility in Northern San Zero state, one with restrictions and heavily guarded walls and suitable for an Alpha wolf. The inmates over there are very notorious and dangerous, so they are placed in solitary cells

Reid said in a low whisper but the way beta was glaring daggers at him only meant he didn't like what Reid had done. Beta let go of her hair rather roughly and stood up moving a few steps back. Reid gazed at her sharply before he moved back as well. The door opened and the so-called Alpha walked in. The scar on his face was a soothing balm to her heart for whoever had given him this scar deserves great happiness because this man deserved it. "Look who is awake. Our little bitchy captive," Alonso mused and then laughed at his own words. Her stomach churned as she noticed him trekking towards her like a maniac in thirst for blood.

The only person I had confided in was Ruth, and I had made her promise not to tell Diego because I knew he would flare up should he find out about it. "Good," Alpha Riel responded calmly, his gaze unwavering as he looked at Harrison. "I've also heard of how you sold children to other packs, to be used as slaves." The revelation sent shockwaves through the room, leaving everyone stunned. Even Diego and I were taken aback, along with the rest of the guests, who had their jaws dropped in astonishment. How long had the Alpha known about this? The more I questioned myself, the harder it was to comprehend. As if a sudden realization had struck me, I scanned the room, a certain thought crossing my

They didn’t have far to go, the cells were in the basement of the packhouse and Jane felt pissed off that they were keeping Travis there. “Luna Jane,” Kent said and bowed his head. “Who’s in charge here?” Jane folded her arms over her chest as she looked at the man. “I am and I report directly to the Alpha,” Kent answered her. “I want to know what’s going to happen to Travis.” Kent looked from Jane to Joseph and his jaw clenched. “We’ve charged him with Britney’s murder. He’ll appear in front of the Council as soon as they convene and we’ll discuss bail. If he’s released he’ll be under house arrest until the Council convenes again for his trial.”