Brook Warrior Cats Novels & Stories

Alpha Brady shakes with rage as a growl rumbled from his chest. “She is mine! You will not leave here until she is returned to me!” He snarls, coming undone at the thought of me leaving his pack. He makes his way towards me, stopping when Atlas steps toe to toe with him, and Brady is forced to tilt his head up to meet his glare. “Alpha!” A warrior from Alpha Brady’s pack comes rushing down the hall, interrupting what most likely would have been the start of a short-lived fight. “There has been a breach on the North border! Warriors from Blood Moon!”

It wasn’t until yesterday that he finally, begrudgingly, relented. I focus on Brodik, taking him in. His entire being radiates happiness and contentment. And once more, I’m filled with awe and surprise. Brodik McKenna—formerly the Chief Warrior of the Council Army, now Amadeus Pack Beta. Yes, as Luna, I had felt it the moment the pack bond reconnected. Brodik is actually a Beta wolf, and once Dominicus reestablished the bond, he appointed him as Pack Beta. I sigh again, remembering our earlier encounters. No wonder he had been so genuinely friendly with me from the very first time we met. Despite being a fierce Council warrior, he never put on airs of arrogance or dominance around me. He was

“Just eat what you need. Did you answer your brother?” “I did. Told him I can’t come because you locked me in the dungeon.” “You made it sound worse. I explained why you need to be here.” “For my own good, yeah?” “Yes, rogue wolves are prone to attacking anything in their sight. Prey, bigger animals and hikers.” “You think my brother attacked all those animals in the forest?” “We don’t know. But the marks look familiar. It’s only time before he attacks a hiker.” “He wouldn’t do that. He loves animals and though he disagrees with people, he won’t kill them just because he lost control. You don’t know my brother, so don’t speak ill of him.” Bree was done talking as she took the tray and faced

That face of hers would pucker up like a petrified ass crack. "Well, is it true or not?" "Is what true, T?" "Is your boy making time with little Kerry or not?" Clancy looked around as if searching for wandering ears. "Well, don't say I told you, but he went yesterday and made an offer on that big ole place on Bakersridge." Their mouths fell open, and the questions started. Clancy held up his hands. "That's all I'm telling cause that's all I know. What I can tell you is that he was all fired up to get back to the city until he met her."

“We need answers, but I understand if you’re not ready to give them to us. But we will have to kill you if we don’t get the information we need.” I blink as I look at Kate. When did she become this cutthroat? A voice in the back of my head tells me that maybe this is how she’s always been, or maybe this is just who she’s meant to be. “Brea, we—” The sound of bullets pelting against the wood echo throughout the camp. Kate jumps away from Brea and turns to me. “What the hell was that?” I turn around and push the door to the cabin open. Wolves are running through camp, screaming as a group of unfamiliar wolves burst through our camp.

"The Blackwood line is one of the oldest Alpha lines in existence. Do you know why?" Jaxon was quiet for a moment. "Victor has said it goes back further than the records we have." "It goes back to the original seven wolf families," Theo said. "The ones who existed before the pack system. The ones who worked alongside the Verath when the wolf world was young." He held Jaxon's gaze. "Your line and Selene's line have been complementary since the beginning. Not destined in the romantic sense. Complementary in the structural sense. Two parts of the same system, separated by three centuries of violence and now, finally, back in the same room."

That fucking old man was going to get what was coming to him. He must have thought my people fought like his but no, he was dead wrong on that one. There was a difference between a wolf living in the mountains fighting for survival every day than a wolf raised in a pack. We may have been outnumbered but we were going to fucking crush them. “Come on, the pack is under attack. If you want to live, follow me.” they didn’t waste time or ask questions. The breeder switched off the stove and the other stopped peeling the vegetables taking the knife with her.

“I haven’t exactly been sleeping peaceful recently. I’ve been focused on the assholes that are trying to come after my daughter. Then there’s the whole dealing with your brother thing…” “Yeah, he kind of brings his own set of baggage,” Brooklyn said. The black SUV that had taken us shopping pulled up to The Lodge. When we got there, a bitter stench filled my nose. My wolf was anxious. Something’s happened, I could hear her saying in my mind. “Do you…” I looked at Brooklyn. “Do you smell that?” Brooklyn’s eyes flashed gold. “Yeah, I smell that.” “What is it?” I asked. “The Alpha from the Carina wolfpack is here. I think he’s done something to Mason, too. I smell…I smell his blood.”

Lightning crackled faintly along Storm’s fur. Orion’s wolf moved like a shadow, fast and silent. Kael shifted beside Rose. His black wolf landed softly on the ground, ice-blue eyes blazing. Rose didn’t hesitate. Fire surged through her chest. Her bones shifted. The transformation rushed through her body like a wave. Her white wolf burst forward into the night. The clearing erupted into chaos. The ancient weapon roared again as the wolves attacked. Storm struck first. Her wolf leapt forward with unnatural speed, electricity crackling along her jaws as she slammed into the creature’s shoulder.

No more smug smiles, no more power at his beck and call. “Feels good, doesn’t it?” Zander said beside me, his arm finally out of the sling. The scar on his shoulder was still pink and angry, but he was getting better every day. “Yeah,” I replied, leaning into his side. “But it doesn’t bring Dad back.” Zander kissed the top of my head. “Nothing will. But we finished what he started. That’s something.” Brick walked up to us, grinning from war to ear. “Serpents are done. Most of their guys scattered or got picked up in the sweeps. Iron Wolves got full clearance from the feds. Clean slate, brothers.”