Alpha Wars Reviews Novels & Stories

“Why do we fight?” “For Carnage! For supremacy! For death! For my Alpha!” A wide smirk appeared on the Alpha’s lips, the air shifted, turning electric as the Alpha’s eyes flared crimson, showcasing an alien power infused within him. “And who is your Alpha?” “ALPHA DUNCAN REDCLAW!”

Alpha Killan's irritation was obvious as his fist made a resounding thud against the table. “Bullsh*t! I'm not joking! Our lives are at stake!" Killan's mind was clouded with frustration as they struggled to make sense of the situation at hand. Doubts crept in, causing them to question whether any of it truly mattered. "Excuse me, dear Alphas, my Alpha is absolutely right. The alliance between rogues and witches is a formidable force to be reckoned with. Not like we are doing now. You don't want to believe Alpha Killan, even though everything he says is true." The Alphas were struck by the profound impact that Beta Cato's response had on the conversation.

Completely flushed, the Alphas change and turn their backs on them. - Damn wolf hearing!

An Alpha. Finally free.

“We need his help.” The warrior eyed her suspiciously before nodding. “Follow me.” The Crimson Fang’s Alpha, a towering man named Kael, greeted them with a mix of curiosity and caution. “You’ve come a long way,” he said, his deep voice echoing through the hall. “What do you want?” Lola explained their situation, detailing the recent attacks and the witches’ involvement. Kael listened intently, his expression unreadable. “You’re dealing with dark magic,” he said finally. “It’s not something to take lightly.”

His eyes wanted to cry every time I wanted to take him away when he was focused on observing the flying animals. I glanced at the clock on my phone. The war has been going on for 2 hours. Would River Oval Pack and River Triangle Pack fight for 6 hours like two days ago? I returned Alaric's gaze. I could feel the wolf in his body, he would be a strong Alpha like his father. Then I remembered all the words Alpha Andrew said to Alaric and Beta Lyra's words. I hesitated to believe that Alpha Andrew lost me. I was sure he was happy because he was back in an illicit relationship with Tabitha.

The Alpha lifted his hand slightly, silencing them. His eyes stayed on me. “Why?” For a moment, the room became too quiet. Then I answered honestly. “Because staying there was becoming dangerous.” The Alpha studied me carefully. Not just my face. Everything. The exhaustion. The dirt on my clothes. The healing cuts on my arms. The tiredness I could no longer hide. “You look like someone who has been running for days,” he said. I stayed quiet. Tell me the truth, he continued calmly. What happened?”

Instead the Alphas dive straight into discussions of the war, and as enamored as they may have been to meet a living demi-goddess, the consensus is far from supportive. “Alpha Dominic, we were all extremely concerned when we heard of the attack on your convoy and we’re beyond relieved that you’re alright.” The Storm Forest leader begins. I sense the ‘but’ coming already, though it’s no surprise – I’d feared this Alpha would pose difficult. “But the fact remains the incident proved your war is already bleeding over into our territory.”

All the while, one warrior in the alpha’s team quickly went on his knees and checked the bodies one by one. “Alpha, you need to see this.” A piece of paper was presented to Alpha Horres, and the atmosphere suddenly became colder than usual. I couldn’t tell why, but one sneak peek at the Alpha’s expression, and I could tell he was pissed. It was like his face moved from being a calm and indifferent mountain to a raging storm before a destructive earthquake. I had no idea about the message, but I knew I was doomed. If looks could kill, I would have dropped dead already, just like the four wolves around me.

“It’s in the contract.” Ash sighed, resisting the urge to roll his eyes. Alpha’s could hide their scent, but they were terrible at hiding their red-blooded reactions. Alex was clearly trying his best, but there was a huffing flare to his nostrils that easily gave him away. “We still need to do a top down assessment, including resources. No layoffs planned,” Ash clarified. He leaned forward, smirking at the disgruntled Alpha. “I promise,” he purred in a submissive tone he knew would ease whatever was riling up inside the man.