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The Moon Kissed Alpha
Something was exciting about him, the shyness of a new attraction.
“You don’t get to fade Feilan, not now when I’m finally whole. I will hold you in my arms and feel your skin against mine. I will kiss you and finally claim you as my mate. Time to wake up and come back to all of us.” He was moonlight and gold chains, the taste of ageless power and fathomless ability. He was fear and excitement, the next step in a journey. He was a fog to my mind and an ever-present smell of moonlight and damp leaves. The smell of home and clan. Of raven wings and promise. The weight of a birthright and the support of Fenrir and Mani.
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Magnus: Dragon Prince
Lokmar roared.
“Father, I am well aware of my commitments to the war against the humans, but I have already linked with her, I cannot stay away, even if I tried” Fafnir replied, sighing heavily, “I think this will give me something to fight for, something to come home for.”
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Rogues and Royals
Within mere moments, moans and wet sounds began to fill the room and Fallon Shepard patted the head of a female like a dog as she crawled on all fours to his side and began parting his robes from his body.
“You probably have heard of them from ancient Norse texts perhaps; maybe in history museums as mere figments of legends. I know them as kin though. You might have heard them referred to as The Fenrir Wolf and his children- Sköll and Hati Hróðvitnisson. Hati is our sire, or otherwise known as the Devourer of the Moon.” He threw off his robe and only had one deep blue stone on a chain around his neck, the light glistening off of the afghanite stone. He grabbed the female’s head, bringing her
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The White Wolf: A she-wolf exception to all the rules
Holy shit, I can feel his emotions.
"Fenrir." I called him. Fenrir is the son of Loki and a wolf in Norse Mythology so the nickname I have given him seems fitting. I can feel his amusement of my little nickname for him along with the sly smile he lets loose.
"Well, someone is in a glorious mood today." His baritone voice is completely fitting, unfortunately. I don't particularly care for the actual concern I feel coming from him. What the fuck?
I can't ask Ness because I have her cloaked to ensure that the Mate bond isn't detected, so I am totally on my own here. "I didn't see you for the run last night, it was a full moon."
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Her Wilde Mates: A Reverse Harem Wolf Shifter Romance
"Councilor Lyra, what do you know about the name Fenrir? Ronan mentioned it's connected to the ancient breach somehow."
A flicker of surprise crossed Lyra's face before she composed herself. "Fenrir is a name of great significance in the old texts. It refers not just to the wolf of Norse mythology, but to a lineage—a bloodline of powerful shifters who played a crucial role during the first breach."
"What kind of role?" I pressed, feeling a strange tingle of anticipation.
Lyra studied me for a long moment before answering. "The texts say that when the breach first opened, it was a shifter named Fenrir who discovered how to seal it—at great personal cost. He sacrificed his immortality, binding
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Gaia The Wolf Goddess Of Hell
I scramble to my feet to follow her when she looks at me with a sinister smile on her lips as the portal closes.
Fuck! I clutch my hair as a chuckle comes from behind me. I turn to face them. Fenrir, Theo, and Nicholas all walk into the office. Just great!
“Where is she?” Fenrir asks as he stalks closer to me and I look at him. Fenrir is Gaia’s father and was the God of Hell and Harbinger of Death before he handed the title over to Gaia. He made me the ruler of Hell until she was old enough to take over and so she took me as her Beta even though I am an Alpha.
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The Alpha Queen
He looks at me as I talk, a considering look on his face, his eyes impossible to read, before he focuses once more on the rabbits, this time on the second one.
“Something akin to that, yes. Some things have been lost in translation over the years and a lot of it has been lost. This prophecy came from Fenrir himself, a prophecy his lineage would fulfill. You are part of his lineage, a little watered down, but his lineage nonetheless. Sol and Mani have rarely ever blessed the same being and it’s been near impossible to fulfill this prophecy. It has taken me centuries to get to this point. Not bad for the forgotten son of Styrmir.” He grinned, his teeth flashing in the firelight and the predato
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Captured by the Alpha King
“Your kind is familiar with runes, right?”
“Of course,” Owen answers for both of us.
I slept through that class in school.
“The spell on the queen uses runes from Tyr’s aett; you’re familiar with Tyr?” Jonah pauses to check.
“The Norse god of war. He sacrificed his arm to trap Fenrir,” Owen says.
“That,” I agreed quietly.
“Well, Tyr’s aett is all over her.” Jonah points his finger at Owen. “And you are bound with etheric chains.”
Owen shakes his head. “I’m unfamiliar with the term.”
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Fated to The Last Fenrir
All that remained within him was the desire to kill.
He was deep in the frenzy of violence when it happened...
A powerful, agonizing string of tension—a silent, visceral yank—tore through his chest. It pulled with impossible force. The red filter clouding his vision melted away.
He stood motionless. The murderous rage was gone, replaced by that heavy silence and an unfamiliar, aching yearning.
Then a deep, guttural sound tore through the quiet landscape. It was not his voice. It was the Fenrir—the ancient beast within him—awake for the first time in ages. It commanded in a primal growl:
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The Gamma's Alpha and Beta
"Davina Lynne Lothbrok
Birthdate: 9/21/2005
Weight: 7lbs 6ounces
Time: 5:23pm"
"This is mine Ragnar, why was it hidden?"
"Turn it around Davi"
So I turned it around for it to show what hospital I was born in, which wasn't the one here, also it had a name on it, one I had only ever seen in our history books when talking about a royal family, the first werewolf family there ever was.
"Freyja Mani" Old Norse for The Lady, Goddess of beauty, love, sex, war, and fertility. Mani was the God of the Moon.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Freya is one of those figures in Norse mythology who just exudes charisma and complexity. She’s often hailed as the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, but that barely scratches the surface. What fascinates me is how she straddles so many roles—warrior, sorceress, and even a leader of the Valkyries. Unlike the more demure love goddesses in other pantheons, Freya’s got this fierce independence. She rides a chariot pulled by cats, for crying out loud! And her necklace, 'Brísingamen,' is like the ultimate symbol of her allure and power, supposedly forged by dwarves in a story that’s equal parts glamorous and cunning.
Then there’s her connection to death and the afterlife. Half the slain warriors go to her hall, 'Fólkvangr,' while Odin gets the other half—talk about sharing the spotlight! It’s this duality that makes her so compelling. She’s not just about roses and romance; she’s got a spine of steel. Modern retellings, like in 'God of War,' often lean into her warrior side, but I love how Norse myths paint her as someone who owns every facet of her identity, whether it’s weaving spells or choosing her lovers freely. She feels like a goddess who’d be just as comfortable in a ballroom as on a battlefield.
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