Escaping The Rogue Alpha Novels & Stories

Marcus barked a laugh, “as if you have a say in the matter.” “She may not,” Alpha Jackson growled, “but I do.” “Pardon me, Alpha?” Melanie asked, failing to hide the surprise in her words. It was rare the witch was caught surprised or unprepared. The alpha stood taller, chin raised as he towered above us, “she is a rogue. She has crossed into my territory. She is mine, to deal with as I see fit.”

I froze with even more dread on seeing who it was. Rhys. I’d heard stories of him. The Rogue Alpha. The one who was rumored to rule the borderlands with his own law. He was drop-dead gorgeous as the tales read, almost as much as he was scary. Looked like he emerged right from the front page of a horror story, and he was the hottest villain in the book. “You’re in my boundary,” He spoke flatly, drawing me out of my thoughts. “Give me one reason not to kill you right now.”

I said to Jonathan softly, and his frown deepened. “The Alpha has made a decision; there is no going back now,” the rogue said with a smile, and almost immediately, the others behind him started howling loudly. “Trust me, Jonathan, I know what I’m doing,” I whispered to him. Even though I could see in his eyes that he didn’t believe me, he stepped aside and let me handle it. “How long will it take?” I asked the rogue, and he grinned. “That shouldn’t be your concern right now, Alpha Aeros. Your concern should be that she isn’t discovered by the humans before we get to her, or else things could get ugly really fast. After all, you know just how vicious humans can be to species, not exactly lik

The Alpha snapped vehemently, shutting the rogues up. Stephan would have chuckled at his friend’s impatience, but he kept quiet, expecting to hear some answers from the now scared rogues. “You won’t get anything out of us, your turn is over anyway,” The other rogue spoke spitefully, confusing both the Alphas, but his next line, left a wave of uneasiness to wash over them. “We don’t need to attack again after all, everything has fallen into place.” He spat, and without a warning, the rogue along with his partner, jumped straight off the cliff.

“Here is the balance as promised. I do keep to my words.” The man chuckles. “Money!.... You should have brought this earlier. But you are still welcome. We are back to business. So what do you want?” “I want you to shut your mouth. Also, the boys and you need to be on watch out. The Rogue Alpha came to my home. He is asking questions about the death of my friend. Keep yourselves hidden for long. I will always send money across.” “That fucking Alpha. How did the Rogues get into this?”

My fear didn’t disappear—it twisted. Curled tight in my chest and became something else. Not panic. Not terror. Something raw. Something painful. Something dangerously close to love. DEREK I didn’t take my eyes off the rogue. “I’m worth more than a child,” I said evenly. “I’m Alpha of Silverclaw. I’m your way out.” The rogue’s face contorted—shock, then disbelief, then something almost like amusement. “And then what, Alpha?” he scoffed. “I let him go and you come with me? So I can have a knife in my back the second I turn around?”

Smith said, letting a puff of smoke out of his lips. "Smith! You're the son of the Alpha and Luna of the Golden Crescent Pack and if there's anything that's demanded of you, it is total compliance with the rules of the pack. Running away from home and living in a penthouse is not typical for an alpha wolf like you! Do you even have any idea that one day you'll be the Alpha of your pack? Or you just want to live as an outcast all your life!" Alex said in a high-pitched tone. In this instant, Smith knew he had to do something to calm his friend down because Alex is not one to get angry or raise his voice at anyone irrespective of how pissed off he felt.

The city, the darkness, the endless night… it all fades, leaving me standing in a place that is neither here nor there, a limbo between worlds. Here, I understand, is where I must wait, where I must learn and grow. The presence, the city, the mirror… They are things that I must confront and accept. And so, I wait, suspended in the in-between, the Alpha within growing stronger, more resilient. For Hadley, for my pack, I will face the darkness, and when I finally awake, I will be whole again.

He has to come back with us so we can keep him safe. “From this moment on, I renounce my title as Alpha. I surrender my claim to this pack, its lands, and its throne. I walk away by my own will. Let the souls of my lost ones leave this land and have peace. I am Alpha no more.” Alpha Tate had just renounced his title as an Alpha and is now rogue. I didn’t have the time to stop him because I didn’t know that he was going to do that. I had no idea.

I want you to be happy, I wan—” “That's bullsh*t and you know it. You tried to kill my mate, father.” “No Kaheel, I tried to kill a rogue.” “She's not a rogue anymore, my mark's on her neck…that mark should've made it impossible for you or anyone else to hurt her.” “She's not a right match for you, so—” “It's funny how the goddess didn't think that since she really is my mate; my true mate, not just a random girl that I marked.” “True mate…? She couldn't be your true mate…a rogue and an alpha king, the goddess is not crazy.”