Dangerous Alpha Novels & Stories

“You signed a binding contract with an Alpha. You are whatever the contract says you are.” Her jaw tightened. “Rule two,” he continued. “You do not provoke other Alphas. They will test you. They will try to take you. Some will try to kill you.” A chill slid down her spine. “Because of you.” “Because you survived,” Darius corrected. “That makes you dangerous.” She scoffed softly. “I’m human.” His eyes flashed. “That,” he said, voice dropping, “is what we’re going to discuss.” He stopped an arm’s length away. Close enough that she could feel the heat of him, the barely restrained power humming beneath his skin.

he murmured. “A presence that bends others without force…” He stopped. His gaze darkening. “…That’s not just power.” The rogue shifted nervously. “…Then what is it?” The Alpha looked at him. Long. Measuring. “Something rare.” A pause. Then— “Something dangerous.” Another rogue spoke up this time, hesitant. “Alpha… if she’s that powerful… shouldn’t we avoid her?” That earned him a sharp look. “Avoid her?” the Alpha repeated.

"It's not safe." "I'm going to find the alpha."

She could hear the low murmur of their voices, grief-stricken and fearful, something darker slipping between every word. “They say the Alpha’s losing control.” “What choice does he have? He just buried his heir.” “He’s dangerous right now. Everyone’s walking on eggshells.” “I’m telling you he’s gone mad. He’ll run this pack to the ground if we don’t do something about him.”

I had never seen Daelan since that night, and unlike Dervic, Claude’s wolf, people rarely spoke about him. People would Dervic was the most dangerous among the Alphas wolves, so much so that Claude rarely let him out. But something in Theila’s eyes told me… Daelan might not be any better. “I-Is he dangerous?” I whispered, lowering my voice. At my question, she stiffened, her expression faltering for a moment like she wasn’t sure how to answer. Then, after a brief pause, she spoke. “All of them are dangerous, Lilith. But Alpha Daelan… he has very strange preferences.”

“You all will come and go unscathed this time around. I can’t promise the next time though. That’ll entirely be contingent on how well your answers please me.” That message was crystal clear and the only answer that she trusted at the moment. His answers were diplomatic and speaking in riddles, but the threat he unveiled showed he was dangerous. It was up to them to discover if he’d remain civil. Unharmed this time. No promises next time, she reported back. Kian’s once again entered her mind: Noted. Her eyes cleared to meet Alpha’s Dominic’s boldly. “Message received.” The Alpha smiled pleased with her statement. He only nodded his head in understanding before he looked elsewhere, gazing out

I stated with absolute sincerity laced through my tone and body language. “That would be risky, you have no training and you are putting your life on the line. Have you thought of what will happen if by chance you do in fact fail? You would achieve nothing and Brittany will be in the firing line. Are you sure you don’t want to fill alpha in on your plan as you are stronger with him by your side” Dominic tried to collaborate even added in the fact that I was weaker alone. Which was a fact I didn’t take too kindly too with anger threatening in the corner of my eyes.

“Knowledge is safety. But there is more you need to know, Aria. Something I did not say at breakfast.” My breath slowed. “What is it?” He reached for the napkin and folded it as if folding his words would make them softer. “You live among dangerous people,” he said finally. “Not all danger comes from rogues or thieves. Some dangers wear faces that smile at meals. You are human and you are new here. I have spoken with other Alphas today. They worry...for you.” “Worry?” I repeated. “Why would they worry about me?”

Alvaro “Alpha, are you sure about this? Do you think we should accept help from them? That pack is very dangerous— They have a bipolar Alpha—“ Dhruv’s voice was filled with concern and I sighed heavily. “There’s nothing I can do! My pack is in danger— My pack members have lived in fear for the past three years, they can’t live their lives in fear— I need to do something. I don’t care if they have a feral Alpha, as long as he can help!” I replied sternly, feeling angered that he was trying to dissuade me from choosing the most effective but dangerous way to save the pack.

“The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.