Ancestral Recall Alpha Novels & Stories

“Because I am and I didn’t choose to lose my memories and I wish I remembered who I was.” “Oh please, again with this pity party,” Elder Simone hissed. “I’m sorry, what?” I was almost glaring daggers. “Woman, your eyes turned red. Only Alpha’s have that ability and you don’t seem to be one and let’s say you are one, why in the world are you seeking refuge in another pack. Claiming you lost your memory is child’s play and the council can see right through it.” She explained and it only just increased my irritation about them.

"... the Alpha position must return to my bloodline." *

It was becoming clear that my awakening had brought with it far more than just Diamond's presence. "The ancestral memories are strong in you," Alpha Henderson observed after I'd correctly identified a century-old water rights agreement. "I haven't seen that level of bloodline recall since your father was alive." The mention of my father sent a familiar ache through my chest, but this time it was accompanied by something else, pride. I was becoming who I was meant to be, carrying forward a legacy that had nearly been lost. "It seems the goddess has blessed you with more than just power," another Alpha added. "Wisdom, too."

He threw his head back and howled in anguish. When he tried to rush toward the execution platform and stop the punishment, the elders held him back. "Alpha Lorcan, the trial cannot be stopped once it begins, unless every memory is shown, or the condemned dies!" … The memory crystal flared with a blinding light for the third time. This time, it fixed on Maverick among the crowd. Colors immediately drained from his face.

“That’s good. I’m glad they like it here. I like it, too.” “It’s hard to believe that two packs could be so different from one another when they’re located so close to one another. I know that your pack was very different, the one your father is Alpha of, but it was so far away.” “I don’t remember,” Mercy reminded her. “And if I’m honest, Aletha, I don’t want to remember. I told Alpha August I don’t want him to do any investigating into my past anymore. I’m just happy to be here.”

A faint, peppery sting rose into my sinuses. I let a small frown slip right in front of Kane. Then I turned to Selena, eyes wide and guileless. "Selena, did you put Mnemowort rootstock in this potion?" She froze, as if she hadn't expected me to notice. Still, even with her ploy laid bare, not a flicker of panic crossed her face. If anything, she squared her shoulders, righteous as ever. Selena met my eyes, her voice threaded with challenge and pride. "So what if I did? The healer said Mnemowort can rouse an injured wolf and help Kane recall the past. Don't you want Kane to get his memory back, Beta Isla?"

-Don't worry, everything will be fine. Perhaps out of anxiety she leaned on my shoulder. I felt that the woman was trembling a little, it was obvious that she was very afraid. That gesture made a total change in me. It was very strange for me to be like that, but little by little my body began to act in a much stranger way. I felt superior as someone dominant. That I had a girl who needed someone to protect her and give her love. Unfortunately my instinct was calling me to be an alpha. It made me want to do things I never thought about. For a moment I wanted to kiss Cassandra and take my place in her family as the leader since her father was gone.

I didn’t think he would tell me but judging by the smile that played on his lips it was the question he had been waiting for me to ask. “Like I said I have been trying to stir memories within your mother. This was her childhood home. Her parents were Alphas. When they found out I was mated to their daughter they tried to force her to reject me. Wasn’t hard to end their lives. Whole pack was embarrassingly weak. They were a small pack, one which I found by accident believe it or not. Also happens to be the place she found her side piece. Bastard was the son of a Beta. A title they weren’t even entitled to, not really. That title should be handed down, but not this time. No, he was a rogue tha

Asher began to talk in an uninterested tone, “I made some enquiries about this special situation of ours and although it isn’t the first but it is also a rare occurrence in…” I was confused and had to cut him off, “What do you mean by special situation…Alpha?” In as much as I would like to disrespect this him and make him do something as rash as sending me back to my pack, I still had to show him a bit of respect in his territory. I think I knew what he meant but I prefer to wait for his explanation. He leaned back on his chair while folding his large arms across his broad chest and frowned, his face showing his displeasure at my inability to comprehend his words. “ Us,” he looked me straigh

They laughed when they heard I want to start a pack and be the Alpha. "A LATENT an Alpha?" My dad laughed, I paid him no attention. "I see nothing wrong, all he has to do is pass the test since he is here that means he is confident enough," Alpha of the crescent moon said, I remember him, he visits Red moon pack then, he never saw me though.