Final Burn Alpha Rom Novels & Stories

I spent years finding ways to break the curse but it just led me to nothing. “Do you really think you can kill an Alpha?” I gritted my teeth. “I’ve had a couple of missions that involved life and death situations and killing an Alpha would not be that hard. Trust me.” “He’s the Alpha of the biggest and most powerful pack, Sette. What do you have against him?” “How about my sixteen years of blood, sweat, and tears?” I asked her sarcastically.

Elena asked pulling him closer to him. Their breaths are mingled with each other and their eyes are speaking numerous words. “What option do I have, I can’t betray my alpha,” Aiden said getting defensive. Right now he is only the beta of the red moon pack and not the lover of Elena. “But you are ready to betray me,” Elena said to him with hatred “I care for you Elena but I can’t accept you, it's better that you understand it way,” Aiden said and his void sounded emotionless.

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EMPTY AND COLD Silence pressed in like a second skin. The fire had long since died, its embers faded to ash. Blood soaked into the rugs dark, ominous stains that refused to be ignored. The fortress stood locked down, guarded and tense. But the damage had already been done. And Alpha Xavier had just returned. His boots echoed like thunder against the stone floor as he stormed through the main gates, his aura sharp and vengeful. “Where is she?” he barked, his voice a low snarl that sent a ripple of fear down the spines of those near.

"Thoughts aren't proof. And yo⁠u‍ c‍an't touch a Beta without C‌ouncil app​roval." He pull⁠ed f​ree.​ Disappe⁠are‍d into t‌h‌e s‍moke.‌ A f‍oreign w​olf lunged a⁠t⁠ me. Ma‌ssiv​e thing, scarred brown c‍oat, f‌oam at its jaws. I barely r​eg​istered the movement befor‌e C‍ae​lan‍ wa‍s there.

"We were made for each other." The next morning, while Finn was handling pack business, he received an encrypted communication from his Beta. "What?" He frowned. "The Steel Federation from the West wants to partner with us?" I put down my herbal tea and looked at him, curious. "Alpha," his most trusted second-in-command reported from the other end of the communication crystal, "the Alpha of the Steel Federation claims they've discovered an ancient energy mine deep in their Ironfort territory. The energy signature is extremely similar to a shard from the Moon Altar. They're proposing a joint development with the Stone Pack."

Alpha Marcus rushed to Gunnar's side, but as soon as he got there he could smell the silver that was coming from his open wound, which could explain why he wasn't healing. Pack members were desperately trying to stop the bleeding, but they were unsuccessful and in the end Gunnar told them to stop. He knew there was no use in trying because of the silver poisoning his body. Alpha Marcus stepped forward and took hold of Gunnar's hand, hoping to ease his pain slightly, but in the end Gunnar had lost so much blood that he died in his Alpha's arms.

“No pressure, then.” Corvin arched a brow. “You’re already under it. You just keep pretending you’re not.” Silence stretched between us, heavy with things I didn’t want named. “What happens,” I asked finally, “if the Alpha rejects the bond?” Corvin didn’t answer right away. He stared into his mug, jaw tightening. “Then the fire looks elsewhere,” he said. “And gods help anyone standing in its path.” My wolf snarled uneasily. I stood, heart pounding. “You’re saying she’s dangerous.”

Her Forbidden Alpha Her Cold-Hearted Alpha Her Destined Alpha - The next books to come to print will be: His Caged Princess My Alpha’s Betrayal: Burning in the Flames of his Vengeance My Alpha’s Retribution: Rising from the Ashes of his Vengeance - All my work is listed below and can be found on GoodNovel! THE ALPHA SERIES: (COMPLETED) Book 1 - Her Forbidden Alpha Book 2 - Her Cold-Hearted Alpha Book 3- Her Destined Alpha Book 4- Caged Between The Beta & Alpha Book 5- King Alejandro: The Return of Her Cold-Hearted Alpha

The bass thumped like a second heartbeat in his chest. “I don’t know why I let you drag me here,” Arlo muttered, his voice low. Briar took a sip from his glass and smirked. “Because you’ve been obsessing over that Lunaris Lineage deal like a wolf in heat. You needed to blow ff steam.” But tonight, Briar had dragged him into The Den with a cocky grin and a shot glass. “You need this,” his Beta had said. “You’ve been in ‘Alpha business mode’ for too long.”