Forbidden Alpha Novels & Stories

Eiren’s voice trembled. “The Forbidden Archive,” Kael said as he closed the door. “It’s deep in the pack library, where they keep the rituals no one is supposed to know about.” “This says” Eiren’s hands trembled. “It says an alpha can transfer the bond’s burden onto themselves.” not possible. “It’s possible,” Kael said, moving closer. “Just forbidden, because it kills the alpha instead.” “No.” Eiren threw the book across the room. “Absolutely not.” “It’s the only way to save you.”

"He's changed…." Rowan scoffed. “And you are?... Worried?” “Shouldn't I, he is our Alpha.” His jaw tightened. “Power does that." “No," Lila said sharply. “This isn't arrogance. It's magic." Lila stepped closer “The Alpha has been indulged in black magic" His eyes widened. “That's forbidden." “We know. And the Alpha doesn't care” "We both know he is not like Killian.” Lila clenched her jaw but Rowan said before she could say. “What are you suggesting?”

“I'm sorry for what happened to your sister. I had no choice but to accept my father's decision at that time. I hope you and your family can find it in your heart to forgive me.” Everyone was quiet for a minute before the council head spoke up again. “The rules are clear,” he started, “An Alpha who produces an illegitimate heir can't rule over a pack. It's a symbol of your disloyalty which is a quality Alphas are forbidden to have.” The Head council stood and all the Alphas followed. “Alpha William, you are hereby stripped off your title as the Alpha of Moon Hollow Pack.” No one objected. Alpha William closed his eyes briefly, then nodded. “I understand.”

"Things don't have to end this way. Let him go, and maybe—just maybe—I won't put a bullet between your eyes." Rowan's laughter cut through the howling wind like broken glass. "And why the hell would I do that?" His lips twisted into a predator's smile, canines gleaming in the moonlight. "I'm the rightful Alpha of this pack. You're nothing but a pretender playing with daddy's crown." "My father earned that title with blood and honor," Damon snarled, his finger hovering over the trigger. "You forfeited any claim when you abandoned your pack like a coward."

“With me.” “You crowned yourself, Wren.” He sits up. Winces. “On camera. In front of the pack. You blood-bound them. You’re not Luna anymore. You’re something else.” “Then be something else with me.” “I’m Alpha,” he says. “I don’t bend. I break.” The bond goes arctic. He looks at Wrath. “Take them to the dungeon. Chain them. Or she walks.” Wrath looks at me. “Mother?” Sundown passed.

My fangs slid out, claws grazing lightly against my skin. “If anything happens to my child,” I hissed, “I will kill you myself… and feed what’s left of you to the vultures.” A smirk tugged at his lips. “This child carries Alpha blood,” I continued sharply. “You don’t want to deal with the consequences of your stupidity.” “Relax,” he said, almost amused. “There’s no need to get emotional.” His gaze darkened slightly. “I’m just reminding you how serious this is.” He stepped closer.

I said nothing. Just waited. It was their decision. One Alpha looked toward another. A slow nod. Then another. Not enthusiastic. Not impulsive. Deliberate. One of the older Alphas finally broke the silence. “That sounds suspiciously like creating a kingdom inside the kingdom.” Several people looked at him. He ignored them. Instead, he met my eyes directly. “Can we actually do that?” he asked. “Legally, I mean.” His gaze shifted toward the others. “If the old laws explicitly forbid an Alpha from placing his pack beneath another Alpha while the Crown still exists, the oath may not receive the Goddess’s blessing.”

“That’s not what I was told—” “Whatever you were told is a lie,” he cut in. “Remember the words I said to you that morning? I meant every one of them.” “How is that even possible?” I interrupted. “It was only one morning. Whatever happened between us was a mistake—something that was never meant to happen again. I only allowed it because I feared you would kill me or cast me into the wild like the other maidens who cleaned your chambers—” “I would never do that.” “It is forbidden for an Alpha to be seen with a non-shifter—”

“Yes, but our research shows that in this case it is believed the banished Alpha may have been compromised by small traces of wolfsbane found in his system following the challenge.” Everyone knew wolfsbane could shut a wolf down, much less make fighting almost impossible. “The Alpha felt it would be a better punishment than death to banish the Alpha and his family from the Pack rendering them rogues. His goal is to eventually get enough members who can prove they are good and in fact not a rogue pack, as is believed.” I pause as I let everyone process.

he says as he scrunches up his nose. He looks at me knowingly, and I purse my lips and avoid eye contact. "Both of us?" Mavy asks and shoots me a glance. "Mavy must have rubbed off on me Alpha." Alpha's are bigger, better, and their senses are 10 times stronger than the average wolf. I know he could see through my lie. "Hmm..." Alpha Joshua murmurs. He seemed to be mulling something over as Mavy ripped open the bag of chocolates.