Alpha's Fallen Angel Novels & Stories

Noah said weakly, as if all strength had drained from him. Three days later, the Bloodmoon Pack held a grand ceremony of submission. The new Alpha led every wolf to kneel before me, before Northland, and swear eternal loyalty. At the ceremony, the wolves who had once mocked me were dragged out one by one, their arms and legs broken, and thrown at my feet. Jack was bound to a pillar of shame. His body was filthy, his legs completely shattered, his eyes hollow and lifeless. When he saw me standing on the high platform, dressed in royal regalia, his mouth opened as if he wanted to speak, but only broken, choking sounds came out.

The moment our skin touched…The energy changed direction. The altar roared. Every wolf in the clearing dropped. The specific involuntary response of wolves in the presence of something that outranked their instincts. Heads down, bodies low, the pack submission that happened below the level of conscious decision. Even Luca. Even Sera. Marcus did not drop. He was Alpha enough to hold his footing. But his eyes had gone wide in a way I had not seen on Marcus Blackwind in years of knowing him. His smile disappeared. “Oh,” he said. “That wasn’t supposed to happen.”

“Look at the way the light reflects in their pupils. It’s not a human or a wolf’s reflection. It’s a void.” Cael, the fallen Alpha of the Frostfall tribe, let out a jagged laugh from his chains. “You think you’ve won, little witch? You’ve only delayed the inevitable. The King’s blood is the key, but his soul is the cage. The Old Gods aren't coming back—they never left.”

“If you’re looking for the young Autumn, well she died with her family. She died when the people whom she believed would not leave her left. So stop looking out for her. She will no longer return.” His mood turned serious. “You were not the only one who underwent something. Maddox and I had experienced something which we were not allowed to divulge.” I bit the inside of my cheeks to stop myself from asking. I should maintain my emotional distance between the alpha and me. Pretend that anything that he said did not interest me at all. “Save it, Alpha Hugh. Nothing will change my mind. You and the beta… it will remain the fact that you left me. You abandoned me when I was at the darkest point

"Yes, it is I, Alpha Orvyn. Speak now while you may. There is only a point I can stop them from torturing you. They're ruthless to a fault, and they're not ready to repent from it. "Okay, Okay." He trembled, rattling the chains. " It's Alpha Kazamir." "What about him?" "He's not a man, but a demon from the underworld. He keeps secret from us, and punishes us greatly for the slightest error made. He doesn't trust any of us, except his Gamma, Drustian." "Is this what you have to tell me about him?" "No, no, no!" He shook his head violently. "I still have more for you." When he heard nothing from me, he proceeded. "Alpha Kazamir is not a werewolf."

“It’s not what you think father. Just meet him, please. You’ll see it’s not what you think.” “They are not welcome here Katerina and you are forbidden to see him. I will not let him harm you.” “He would never harm me. He saved me from the Dark Coven!” “Katerina,” he growled in his Alpha tone. An Alpha tone has no effect on us angels but it does let me know he is pissed and to not push him any further. I huff and cross my arms as I lean back in the chair. “Now I will not hear anymore talk of the lycans. The Dark Coven is another matter we must discuss.”

Fortunately I’d stood behind her long enough while she fell apart, watching her parent’s blood slipping through her fingers, to catch the nuisances of her change, the soft lilac and ocean she was before, mixing with something darker, richer and so utterly tempting as the Alpha gene activated within her, transforming her into our new leader and one of the wolf leaders of the world. The lilt of her voice fills my head, the volume finally growing loud enough to down our the thrum of my pulse, her disbelief, rage and grief screaming for tonight to be a dream, for this to not be her reality. I want nothing more than to nuzzle into her with my warmth and provide her with every bit of comfort she w

he asked, trying to conceal the uncertainty in his voice. “No. You haven’t. Angeline is alive! The little mvtt refused to die one more time. She has the Goddess’ protection. Once again, that disgusting wh.ore of a Goddess intervened, and I couldn’t get rid of the little b!tch, so he will be the one to die. Have you found him, Alpha Blake?” I asked, my patience growing short. Cooperating with these Alphas brought me many problems and little results. First, Gabriel, Kane, and the other Alphas failed me – and now this idiot was following in their pawsteps. I wish I could execute my plans without having to count on these corrupt Alphas' assistance. “I have an idea of who he can be,” Blake replie

“I went crazy, but then Marcus told us he could be with you to make sure nothing bad happened.” “Something bad did happen to her.” Marcus said walking into the room. “I failed her over and over, and if she does make it out of this alive, I want you and her to go somewhere and hide.” He said looking at Carlos. “I don’t think she is ever going to be safe with me, I knew that from the start and I didn’t care.” He said looking at Anabel. “I do love you, but I think it’s time for you to go with the Angels that is where you belong.” “Not if Victor’s magic works.” Anabel said shaking her head. “I am not longer going to be an Angel, I am going to be a fallen one.” She said looking down at her hands,

“Hey you take that back this instant. I am among the strongest guardians in this place, I maim and I destroy anything that dares lay a finger or thread or…” Aleph stopped talking when he realized that Azaliah was not listening to him anymore. He sighed and went to sit near her, his attention also drawn to the waves in the water. Occasionally, he would look at Azaliah’s face then sigh. He had no idea what to tell her that could make her feel better. She was going to fight Lucifer, and she had to win. Aleph hadn’t even seen him before, half of the angels in heaven in fact had not seen him but they knew that if the older angels couldn’t even say his name without looking over their shoulder, the