Elizabee Alpha Location Novels & Stories

I checked. My mate shook her head. “That castle has some answers for us, and as much as I don’t want to go there, we’re going to have to. But, we may have to enlist other help.” “What are you thinking?” I asked her. She turned to Simoa. “Where’s Eligor’s base?” “It’s not the castle. I think that’s his mate’s base,” Simoa responded. “And you’re sure my mom isn’t there?” Azalea followed up.

But to Selene, he was a hollow shell of the son she had fought twenty years to find. "Elias," Selene said, standing five feet away. She didn't dare get closer. The air around him was so cold it turned her breath into ice crystals instantly. "The people are hungry. The builders need to know where to expand the shelters. They need their Alpha." The figure turned its head. The movement was smooth, like a machine. "The 'Alpha' is a social construct used to organize biological units," the voice said. It sounded like Elias, but the warmth was gone. It was flat, like a recording. "Resources have been calculated. Expansion should proceed toward the Eastern ridge. Probability of survival is 74%."

“Rabid sonofabitch— Randy!” Subtly lowering the book resting on her raised knees, Parisa peered at her caretaker leaning alarmingly over the rooftop’s bannister; one hand gripping the rail while the other pointed a gnarled finger at the accused below. “Randy! I done seen you already! Leave that girl alone! Hear me?” Yarrow paused, head tilting to the side as though the person below had spoken just quiet enough to escape the creature’s hearing threshold.

"Nina come on. I really don’t have the energy to work today.” “You constantly seem eager to work " she remarked. "You adore that garage. Something frightened you off. If you don’t share it with me I’ll presume the worst.” “The absolute worst " I repeated. “Yes. For instance perhaps you eventually revealed your feelings, for the Alpha. He swung you up onto his shoulder and walked into the forest.” I froze. "What. No.” “So an event actually took place.” Damn it. Nina was seated next to me her gaze keen, her expression eager, for someone who said they were concerned. "Enid " she spoke deliberately. "Speak. Immediately.”

Sofia relayed to the gathering of the Alphas. There was murmuring and arguments in the Alpha's hall. The Alpha of the Usobo clan, a clan almost as fierce as the Mackenzie clan and on the far side of the South said she should be found and killed, while the Marja's Alpha (one of the battle fierce Alpha with a clan not too far from the Mackenzie clan and are referred to as the Red wolves because most of the wolves there has a red coat when they turn), argued that the Epsilon can be used to eradicate the Vamps ones and for all.

“I heard what the Alphas did to you. I think we want the same thing. We should meet.” There was a long pause on the other end, followed by the muffled sound of quiet discussion. Finally the voice returned, sharper this time. “Outside the eastern boundary. Abandoned service station near the old border road. Sundown. Come alone.” “I’ll be there.” When the sun went down I left for the service station she had described. The service station was exactly as described, half-collapsed roof, rusted pumps, weeds pushing through wide cracks in the concrete. Two figures waited in the shadow of the building.

She sent Zhou an apologetic smile. Zhou raised his hand to stop Ellie. "I'm really not at liberty to answer those questions." Ellie hesitated, then continued. "In the file, it says that you were relocated to the west coast of the northwestern continent. That eludes to the fact the Alphas know you're here." Interest showed in Zhou's brown eyes. "Sometimes they drive by. We watch for them and hide when we see them. They haven't stopped in our city." "Maybe they know you're here and are just checking up on you," Tom said.

“But what about Lucien? Is he—?” “Lucien will be fine,” I said quickly, cutting off her question. “He’s not who he was. He’s... he’s coming back to himself. But right now, you all need to go. Get to Grimhowl, it's in the northern territory. Alpha Tobias and Alpha Thoren will be waiting. There’s no time to waste.” Seraphina studied me for a long moment before nodding. I could see the wheels turning in her mind, the questions she wanted to ask. But she didn’t. Not yet. Instead, she stood up, brushing off the dust from her clothes.

As Elizabeth, Elvie, and Jasmine made their way towards the Alpha's mansion, Elvie's mind buzzed with an idea. She turned to her mother and sister, a spark of mischief in her eyes. "Wait," Elvie said, her voice filled with anticipation. "Before we head to the Alpha's house, I have an idea. Let's make a stop at Carla's place first." Elizabeth raised an eyebrow, curious about her daughter's sudden change of plans. "Why Carla's house, Elvie?"

“Stay here.” “What—why?” “Do as I say.” The command laced through my voice, Alpha-deep, and I felt it settle over her like an invisible leash. Her pupils blew wide, breath hitching. She hated it. Good. Maybe that would keep her alive. I strode to the door, signaling my Beta through the mind-link. Leander. Perimeter now. Rogues are circling. Already on it, came the curt reply.