Female X Female Novels & Stories

I have made a point in keeping our females up to date and part of everything . Let's face it, our females are not exactly typical females , we have a high witch , a healer , and my Luna the legendary Golden Wolf with the power to save or destroy our world . Nope our females are our equal if not superior if I am completely honest . My nose twitches as Len’s scent hits me even before the door opens , her face lights up into a huge smile as she makes her way around my desk and plants herself on my lap . I nuzzle her neck then give it a small bite , she moans ever so slightly making my dick twitch .

A young woman with long jet black hair and blue eyes threw her arms around Carter's neck and pressed tightly against him. ...almost perfect.

"I think about wolves like Kara, preparing to fight battles similar to mine. About all the capable wolves who'll still face discrimination despite everything we've built. About how much work remains before merit truly matters more than gender. Sometimes I wonder if we've accomplished anything real or just created the illusion of progress." "Real progress," Maya said firmly. "You're the first female Alpha successfully leading a major pack. That's not illusion—that's reality. Yes, more work remains. Yes, other wolves will face battles. But they're facing them in a context where female leadership has been proven possible. That's fundamentally different from the context you operated in, where yo

"Kate you hold the mark of the goddess that means you are a born Alpha. " "Holy Crap!" Mom laughs from the kitchen and I look at her. "You look great dear tell us did Your wolf tell you anything?" "Yes that the Goddess really did make me the first female Alpha" "Well I can tell you that all of us are here and ready to serve you as our Alpha."

Now that I realized he does not care a bit about me, why let him have his way? We females are the gender of strength we are mighty and brave. We are like a flower that does not think of competing with the flower next to it. We don't have to play masculine to be a woman of strength. Our strength is our voice, our vocal cords. We are queens and queens are not scared of fighting with their voices.

"It's fine. No, my wolf's not buried, she's very much aware and very much a pain in the ass. Wyatt." He seemed about to ask her something else, but a sharp look from Jodie had him returning his attention to his meal. "It's going to be nice having some more female company," said Maya. "We're way too outnumbered by the males." Freya arched a brow. "There aren't many women?" "Well, there are some others, but they don't really count. They are all but bitchy and feel that everything revolves around them because of the fake boobs and ass." "Maya," censured Cameron. "Have a little respect." The look he gave Freya was withering.

A grin spread across her face as she hummed a tune and fixed her fallen fake eyelashes in the mirror. … Lauren and Landon found themselves rather tipsy after having a little too much to drink. Normally a tacit person, Lauren seemed to transform when under the influence of alcohol. She became unusually talkative. Landon, however, loved her change and found comfort in listening to her endless chatter. "Did you know that women are naturally more attuned to colors?" Lauren began. Flushing, she took two sips of the wine and explained, "It's all because of a gene for vision cone light-sensitive proteins on the X chromosome. Women have one more X chromosome than men, making us more sensitive to col

Tina can’t help the surprised expression on her face. Could it be true? Could the female alpha and that omega bitch be the same person?

The sensual mate bond makes my hands tingle with the need to touch her more. Her eyes brighten, “Oh Cool! I’m the only female in our senior squad.” “Why are you the only female? Don’t you have other warrior females?” I ask. It is so odd to me that some packs are still set in the old ways of warriors being only males. “Females don’t fight in our pack. Just basic self-defense once their wolves appear before they learn to shift.” She shrugs.