Escaping The Rogue Alpha Novels & Stories

My Gamma Hector stopped me with a puzzled look “Alpha, you have only just returned, where are you going?” I gave him a sly grin “France, I have a game of chase my wolf and I are going to play, it’s called ‘catch the Luna’ I said with a smile as I entered my jet again. My Gamma called to me, and asked if this was the right choice. I scoffed and replied to him “We’re wolves Victor, we love a good game of chase” I said with a mischievous grin as I prepared the plan for takeoff. I am coming my little fire cracker, try to outrun me

The large rogue lifts his head, howling loud to signify his kill as he bares his teeth down. He misses, and I blink my eyes and come to a stop. A pain erupts up my spine as I watch Alpha Wade in horror. He lays protectively over Robin and the other wolf. Turning slowly to face the rogue, who has his jaw clamped on Alpha’s spine at the nape of his neck. After noticing the Alpha is experiencing no pain, he backs away slowly, realizing he has made a huge mistake. Blood trickles down the back of my neck as I put up my mental block. Alpha Wade does not need my pain. He needs to hone in and focus on the rogue before him.

The Alpha clamped his jaws around the rogue's neck, dragging it back toward the broken wall. The rogue was thrashing violently, twisting, snapping. Its claws raked across the Alpha’s side, leaving dark streaks of blood. "No, stop! You're hurt!" Evelyn screamed. The Alpha didn’t look at her—didn’t even seem to hear her. His eyes were locked on the intruder, a cold, lethal fury burning in them. He gave one final heave, launching the rogue through the broken opening in the wall of the cabin. The creature skidded into the dirt outside, snarling once in defiance, before it fled into the trees. To regroup.

He studied me for a moment, and I couldn't tell if he was surprised I didn't already know or if he'd expected this question. "Kieran Croft," he said. The name hit me like a physical blow. Kieran Croft. I knew that name. Everyone in the territories knew that name. It came with warnings and whispered stories and a reputation that made other Alphas nervous. Kieran Croft was the Rogue Alpha, the feared leader of Silverthorn, the man accused of betraying the coalition and standing outside the Alpha King's trust. He was the Alpha other packs avoided, the one parents used to scare their children into behaving, the one who operated by his own rules and didn't answer to anyone.

But fear. “…You’re sure?” his voice cut through the quiet. One of the rogues nodded quickly. “I saw it myself.” The Alpha’s eyes narrowed slightly. “…Say it again.” The rogue swallowed. “She’s not normal.” A low chuckle escaped the Alpha. “None of them are.” “No,” the rogue insisted quickly. “This one is different.” That caught his attention. The Alpha tilted his head slightly. “…Different how?” The rogue hesitated, glancing briefly at the others before speaking again.

Andrea set her fingers in motion and typed a message. The Malchian grove is located at the far west of the werewolf city, Brookehurt—yes, you heard me right. The monster who holds Olivia captive is a wolf—along the West-Central Brookehurt highway. I have video proof, which I'll leave below. This (the scene in the video) took place during the raid that happened a week ago. She pinned the post. Going on to Twitter. She forwarded the exact message, same as the video. Done sending the message, she shut her phone. An ugly smirk appeared on her face. "Let the game begin."

Introduced the alpha and all the alpha’s around were shocked to hear that she was an alpha. “Is that just a pack name or are you really the alpha of rogues, like all the bad apples we throw out of our packs?” asked another alpha not believing what he was hearing. “Yes, the rogue alpha like the bad apples you people throw out, I am one of the rotten ones actually, you can ask my uncle Larry right there from the Rosewood pack, he kicked me out and he knows every well just how bad I can be,” Anita said with a smile looking at Larry.

"Are you sure? Ken would never do such a thing," However, My father's voice stopped me, "Shut up," My mouth zipped itself, his tone was sharp, and I gazed around, suddenly bowing, "I am sorry Alpha." But still, I had to say something, I couldn't let the Alpha banish Ken just like that, I gazed at Ken slowly, my heart pounding furiously. "But Alpha, he's a rogue, he might die if you banish him," My voice was cracked as I said those words, tears slipping down my face.

The rogue Alpha appeared at the edge of the crowd, flanked by his warriors, his presence sending a wave of fear through the pack. "Well, well," he sneered, a wicked grin on his face. "It seems your Alpha is unable to fulfill the terms. Shall we see what happens next?" The rogue Alpha’s warriors moved forward, weapons drawn, their eyes gleaming with malice. The pack members backed away, their fear palpable. Caden’s heart raced. "No… this can’t be happening," he thought, panic beginning to creep in. The rogue Alpha raised his hand, his smile widening. "I believe it’s time for a new leader," he declared, his voice booming. "And so, here is my decision..." The pack held its breath, waiting for w

I exchanged looks with Logan and he nodded, relieved we were finally getting somewhere. “I would punish you for making me go through so much stress if I wasn’t in a hurry to learn about what you know. A few weeks ago, I caught a Rogue trying to get into my borders. According to him, there is a new revolution called the Alpha Delta and it would change the world.” He nodded, “It was the same thing he told the Alpha.” “He?” I asked, confused. “A rogue. An older one. He seemed to have gone Rogue for so long from the smell of his scent. He asked to see Alpha Tauren and I was the one who let him in.”