Alpha's Fire Novels & Stories

“Am I supposed to keep track of every fire in the pack? Don’t we have people in charge of that? Or would you prefer I join the fire department to appease you and prove my awareness?” Elder Winston clears his throat, speaking only when he has my attention. “It wasn’t a natural…the fire was started by Alpha Fenwick, and his people, two others were targeted, but it was stopped before it escalated.” “He seems to be retaliating,” Gamma Cole says, sounding a little too excited. “And not to dwell on the past, but I said this would happen.” “How many were hurt?” “Several, most were lucky to have escaped with minor casualties but two died.”

The flames spread quickly, consuming the sofa and devouring everything in its path. Beta Corwin’ study was just next door. Alpha Leif started toward it, but the pack elders quickly intervened, grabbing him and pulling him back. “Don’t go in! It’s too dangerous!” The fire spread even faster, smoke thickening in the air. As the flames intensified, Alpha Leif shot a sharp, suspicious glance at Beta Corwin, who had just finished calling the fire department. “How did the fire even start?” Beta Corwin let out a deep, regretful sigh, guilt flashing across his face.

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...

Duncan said something that really affected Marcus, and Draven groaned regretfully in his head. Marcus spoke out after a brief pause in silence "I'm the Alpha, and I always do what is best for my pack. Do you honestly believe that if I had allowed her to stay in the pack after learning that she had let out the hunter, the pack members would not have felt betrayed and that I had taken her side? I reacted the way an Alpha should, I shouldn't look weak in the front of my pack. " ***

I can only try, but it’s worth giving my best. “There are people who don’t want us here, Caleb. But we belong here, just like anyone else. One day, they’ll understand.” Before he could ask more, a shadow fell over us. A tall, broad figure loomed over Alpha Aldric. “Let’s go,” he said gruffly, stretching a hand to Caleb. “There’s food waiting at the pack house.” Caleb’s eyes lit up, and before I could stop him, he let go of my hand and reached for the Alpha’s without hesitation.

And if Adom were to be honest, he doesn't mind at all. ~ Later that night when they are both in bed and about to sleep, a thought comes to Adom. "I can't believe they would be willing to fire me because of who my mate is," he whispers, not sure if Alexander is even still awake. The other alpha has his back to him and he doesn't move with the admission. Adom sighs and shuffles closer towards Alexander. "What assholes, and to think I'm their best employee," he grumbles with a pout. His hand reaches out and pinches Alexander's shirt. The material is soft between his fingers, a thin cotton. "I'm gonna go in tomorrow and give them a piece of my mind! If they are going to fire me anyway, I might a

Sabastian Belmount, the current Alpha of the New Haven pack, sits at his desk going over the papers of the new arrival to their pack. He had given the task to his Beta, Shane, who seems to have other things on his mind. Sabastian signs the bottom of both contracts in black ink, rolls them up before tying them with a red string, then burning them in the green flames of the hearth. He watches as the ash blows in the sudden yet gentle breeze. A sign that the gods and fates have accepted the recent additions to the pack and will hold them to their oath.

Ash said while crying. Alex, Sam, Simon, Type and Win bow their head in shame. If only they treat omega right, if only they understand Omegas pain. Ash don't hate Alex, he just can't trust him. Beacuse Alex is an Alpha. And it's really breaking their heart. "So I am mouse, I am Alpha to. Baby not all Alpha are same. Please baby give them one chance"

After several hours of poring over papers we'd come up with a pretty clear chain of events leading to something we had yet to uncover. The fires had begun in the summer, first sporadic and infrequent, far from the territory border. They grew in severity as the fall continued, with many small battles and warriors meeting their end. The fires grew closer to town, destroying homes and taking lives as they continued to town. Each fire corresponded with an event in our own small village, at least the ones we'd known so far. One fire's date corresponded with the night I'd met the Alpha, another with the breach we'd experienced a few days before. The pit of dread in my stomach swirled as I read on,

I looked over to see Pythia and Tye were tag teaming one beast while the three alphas were fending off the last that they had. I looked over to Jasper and we both knew shit was about to get more out of control. "Set the tree line on fire, we need to make them hesitate!" I yelled. I started running over to Jasper as more horrible thoughts hit me. They were all gunning for the alphas lunas and Pythia. They wanted to take out the alphas first to weaken the women and then jump the women. I stood next to Jasper and together we lit up the tree line hoping it would cause them to slow down and on the smaller ones it did. The larger ones ran through like it was no big deal. "We are being hit from the