An Alpha's Secret Avery Novels & Stories

Raven’s secrets were far more than they’d believed. “Alpha?”

I can be of help,” she said and lifted her head. Avery tossed the bag over her shoulder and started walking to the door. ~Avery~ I needed to get away from here and Amber had said that we were going to be honest with each other from now on. I tossed the bag over my shoulder and started walking down the hallway and towards the doors. I had taken three steps when someone yanked ahold of my bag and it was ripped from my hands. I turned around and saw how my bag was tossed up on the second floor and behind me stood a big, angry Alpha. By his side stood his oh so loyal Beta and brother.

"More details about that bastard alpha." His face turned uninterested. "So what did you find out now?" he asked with a flat tone. Ignoring his apathy, I began to spread out the papers and printouts on the desk, pointing to a particular date. "I was awake last night digging deeper into the alpha, and I think these are connections that can be crucial. Look at this; it seems he has a secret camp where he starships girls and pretends to be philanthropic. That is where our answer lies."

Realizing we were encircled sank my heart. I said, "Stay low," to the others. "They do not know we are here yet." Ava's body stiffened as if she were poised to run across the clearing, her eyes fixed on the twins. Though we couldn't afford to hurry in, I knew how much waiting was killing her. Not quite yet. Then, sharply and frigid, a voice emerged from the other side of the clearing. "I see Alpha, you have finally arrived." She entered view, her cloak billowing around her as she proceeded with careful unhurried grace. Her smile was as sharp as a sword, and her eyes shone with gratification.

"And like it or not, Elodie, you were marked by my soul the moment you stepped onto my mountain. You don't get to walk away from that." The door behind us swung open without a knock. "Victor, the treaty is ready for" The voice was smooth, like expensive bourbon. I turned, and my heart stopped for the second time in an hour. Sebastian Cole. He was leaning against the doorframe, a smirk playing on his lips. He was the Alpha of the Silver Crescent Victor’s biggest rival and the man I’d almost run away with when I was nineteen, back when my family still had a name. He looked exactly the same: messy blonde hair, bright blue eyes, and a charm that hid a lethal streak.

I kept wondering what was so secretive about what he was trying to tell us. " I can help you look through the book of alphas ". He said with a mysterious smile. I was dazed at this moment, I didn't know there was a book that can tell you about the history of alphas. It got me more intrigued and just made me want to figure out more and more about it. " There's a book of alphas ?". Anna asked and he nodded in response. She looked surprised just as I was . This was definitely something that shouldn't be said out loud which was probably why he was trying to keep his voice down.

Swallowing hard, I clung to the fragments of my unraveling plan. Evander slammed me against the wall, trapping my wrists at my sides. His gaze darkened, suspicious and dangerous. “What do you think you’re doing?” he snarled. I didn’t think. Rising onto my tiptoes, I pressed my lips to his. Yes. This was it. Seducing the Blood Alpha—my way in. My way to uncover his secrets. He froze for a split second, surprise flickering across his face. Then he took control.

He went about life wishing he was dead, so, I granted him that wish. And with Charlie’s help, I became Hector instead. Becoming an Alpha is extremely rare, so that was unattainable for me as Evan Montague. But Hector was in the national registry of Alphas. With his name, nobody doubted me because when they looked it up, they saw me there. I expanded his pack, and moved to the city. He had a shit ton of money, which I used to make the right investments and get to know the right people. Phillippa was among them, and I was soon shown in newspapers and articles. But our job wasn’t as clean. It can never be, because in the old records of Hector, his face is there, not mine. And if the authorities

He bit down softly on the skin right beneath her ear—not hard enough to break the flesh and claim her, but just enough to elicit a sharp, trembling moan from her throat. ​"I am a True Alpha," Jake breathed into her ear, his voice a dark, velvet promise of utter ruin. "And I am going to tear my father’s throne to pieces. But before I do that... I am going to break you, Avery. I am going to dig my claws into every single secret you keep. I am going to find out exactly who that male is, what he means to you, and when I hold his life in my hands... we’ll see how much your precious loyalty is worth."

Stele requested. Luna Avery thought about that and directly linked to Raven. “Hello, Raven. I hope I’m not bothering you however, I am sending the warriors to the secret Alpha den to retrieve something I placed under my pillow. I haven’t told Alpha Xander and worry we may set off a misunderstanding with the pack. Would you be so kind to choose someone to be sure we have an inside man?”