Escaping The Rogue Alpha Novels & Stories

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.

There was no way that she had done that herself. “Alright, it was me.” The Rogue’s laugh erupts in my head. “Hide them. I need to get my uncle.” “Yes, Alpha. The male Rogue nods his head and drags Sophie back into the dark forest. Alpha? Did he just call me, Alpha? “We need to go. He probably doesn’t have much time left. Shift, it’s a long way.” My clothes start to rip as my body grows, dark tufts of her sprout over my skin as my bones snapped and cracked.

"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.

He echoed, stepping closer until he loomed over me. "From my Beta? In my pack? You think you have the right to fight back?" My jaw clenched, but I stayed silent. Any answer would be the wrong one. "You're a rogue," He continued, his tone dripping with disdain. "You're alive because I allow it. You breathe because I tolerate your existence. And yet you repay me with this?" He gestured to the bloodied Beta struggling to his feet. Henry coughed and staggered, his face twisted in rage. "Alpha," he croaked, "this—this rogue is dangerous. She—"

I will be just another woman in his quarter, just another captive existing to please the Rogue Alpha. T. B. C!

This time, moving on muscle memory alone, I looped my arms around his neck and under his armpit, brought my leg around behind him, and sent him to the ground with a single kick to the backs of his knees—just one of many moves that I had learned throughout years of extensive Alpha training. “Shit!” the Rogue grumbled, scrambling to his feet. “You’re an Alpha!” “Yeah, I am,” I snarled. “Leave. Now.” My voice was stern, a final warning resonating in the air. Without another word the Rogue slipped away, disappearing into the labyrinth of the city before I could give him another good beating. I turned to the older woman, concern lacing my words above all else. “Are you okay, ma’am?” Her face, cre

I’d spent my entire life fighting it but what if I lose the fight. The rogue’s words echoed in my head. ‘You’re just like him.’ No. I wasn’t. I couldn’t be. I'd made sure I didn't walk the path he went through. I'd get a therapist if I had to, if it will work on a werewolf. "Alpha!" Ezra’s voice broke through my thoughts, through the mindlink. "He’s escaped." The words hit me like a blow. "What?" "The rogue. I didn't know his chains were loosening and the bolts weakened after much struggle.”

“I’m glad you like it so far. With every passing day, I’m sure you’ll like it even more. But tomorrow, after your tour with Christianna, I will show you where to take shelter if rogues attack.” “Ok…” I mumbled. “Will you tell me now what rogues are?” “Rogues… Well yeah. Rogues are werewolves who were banished from their Alpha or refused their own pack. At first, they live like plain humans, but when they give in to their wolves and shift, they become feral and lose themselves. They never return to their human forms again. Lost and disorientated, they gather up in little packs of two or three because wolves can’t live alone. Some rogues take simple wolves into their pack just to gain strength

I sneered to the howls of delight from the Alpha’s on the other end of the radio, “I’ll join you shortly on the outskirts of their location. Just remember, we need to leave at least one of them alive. Keep your eyes peeled for any rogue that looks as though he wants to flee, or any that actually do flee. They will be the most useful for what I have planned.” It didn’t take long for me to arrive at the location with a small contingent of my own men, and the rest of the Alphas were already there waiting for me. We nodded silently to each other in greeting as I gave the signal to move and we burst forth into the clearing they had been camping in, like a tidal wave of fur and fury. They were tak

’’ Even if there was a sly tilt on his lips, his murky eyes held me in place like a higher predator staring at me as its dead prey. Who was this rogue? I wonder to myself amid the fear prickling on my skin. To intimidate a Luna this much....there hasn’t been any news of a rogue more powerful than a Luna and comparable to an Alpha in the past. Except one rogue. The leader of all rogues, particularly, the Wild rogues. Many call the rogue, the Alpha of all rogues. The Rogue Alpha ‘’Now that I see you, I change my mind.’’ When the rogue took his gaze away, I unconsciously let out a small breath, even if I never intended to.