Caught Between My Alphas Novels & Stories

With our superhealing powers, that job seemed pointless. My wolf purred softly at her being close, but I pushed it down hard. I was Todd, the Alpha of the Thunder Pack and its future leader. How could my Luna be a weak human? "Tm Todd." I kept my voice steady, trying to sound like the Alpha I was supposed to be Tm... Age doesn't really maner to us. I'm the Alpha of the Thunder Pack. And when it comes to money, well, the forests and mountains of Northlane are mine."

“Alpha is sick.” *

She held the look without dropping it. "The Alpha's protection extends formally to you," he said. "I want to be clear about what that means operationally. Any request you make that falls within compound resources gets fulfilled. Any wolf that disrespects your status comes to me before it comes to anyone else. If something feels wrong — not wrong like inconvenient, wrong like dangerous — you bring it to me directly." "Not to Caelum." "Caelum has nineteen ongoing political situations, a pack of three hundred, and a perimeter that has already been breached once since your arrival." He said it without apology. "He trusts me to manage compound welfare so that he doesn't have to manage all of it s

“I’m not sure if I can even begin to forgive her for doing something like that to me, but I’d be willing to try because I love her. “She has to get away from the rouge first though. And I’m not sure how to get the two apart. They’re oddly attached to each other ridiculously quickly. “I don’t get it either. I’m the Alpha of my pack. Everyone in that pack wants to be with me. How is it possible that the woman I love doesn’t want to be with me?” That catches my attention. “You’re the Alpha?” I ask. “Yeah,” he scoffs. “Not doing too much for me lately though.” “It can though,” I say. “See, I have a plan to pry Kole and Kierra apart. But I don’t have the funds to do so.”

The aftermath of our victory was short-lived, for amidst the fallen alphas, a menacing figure emerged — a powerful alpha, an ally of the alphas, whose dark aura filled the air with foreboding. "There's no end to this," I muttered, my voice filled with frustration as I tightened my grip on my staff. "We defeated the alphas, but their allies keep coming. Jesse, we need a plan, and fast." Jesse nodded, his eyes scanning the battlefield for any signs of the alpha. "We can't let them regroup. If we strike now, we might catch them off guard." With a shared determination, we charged toward the alpha, our magic crackling and ready to unleash devastation. But as we neared, the alpha raised their staf

And make the Alpha Lane is stopped and put behind bars ***** As they approached the entrance of the hideout, Alpha Carmen turned to Abel and Alpha Tristan, his eyes reflecting the gravity of their mission. "Stay sharp, both of you. We don't know what we'll find inside," he cautioned, his voice low but resolute. Abel nodded, his jaw set with determination. "We're with you, Alpha Carmen. Let's bring them home." Alpha Tristan's gaze swept over the looming structure before them, calculating their next move. "Agreed. We'll need to move quickly. Time is of the essence." With a silent nod, Alpha Carmen led the way, his pack following close behind as they stealthily approached the entrance.

Negotiated survival with knowledge, not fear. The clearing opened. Traps visible. Wolves ready. Tension thick. Alpha’s partial shift is complete, but it is poisoned. Eyes glowing gold. Pain sharp. Energy lethal. Bond is screaming through both of us. I swallowed. My chest is tight. Heart pounding. “We made it this far,” I said. “Now we survive.” He looked at me. Growl deep, low. Pain in every movement. Trust in my human mind, my knowledge, my calculations. The beta had planned carefully. Almost perfect. But I delayed him. Bought enough time. Saved the alpha from immediate death.

he said. "No," I said. "It isn't." A pause. "Your Were," he said, looking at Karl. "He's alpha-line." "Yes," Karl said. "And I've been listening to your heart rate since you walked in the door. You've made your decision already." Decker looked at Karl with something that was not hostility. More like recognition. "You're certain about that." "I'm always certain about that." Decker looked at the room one more time. Then he reached into his jacket pocket and produced a business card, which he set on the nearest bookshelf.

Besides, I'll leave the car at the border; I'm just borrowing it, not stealing it. All I see is the road and the endless forests that surround it. Sure, the view is more than beautiful, but I can't focus on nature and stay here. Within a few hours, I've managed to attract the attention of two Alphas. Not only is this a disastrous scenario, but it looks like more problems may arise from now on. Why are there two Alphas when everyone knows that the men at the top of the food chain really don't get along? "None of your fucking business, Sarah," I mutter to myself.