Hidden Alpha Novels & Stories

The way the borrowed clothes, from the same bin as mine, fit him. ‘Even in track shorts, his ass looks good.’ Cardinal mused as my eyes drifted down to that curve of his backside. ‘You’re checking him out. Using our power to do it without anyone knowing. Shameful.’ Cardinal teased. “Where did he go?” Isis blinked, looking around. “That’s the gift of the Delaney bloodline. They can become invisible. People can’t even smell them when they use their gifts. I know their old Alpha used them for spies and assassins. Alpha Logan, however, is a straightforward guy, so he doesn’t bother with that.” Kurt shrugged.

I said, "you would have made a good Alpha." "I still will. Someday." The certainty in her voice sent an unexpected chill down my spine. The Alpha bloodline didn't just disappear. Given time, given opportunity, Zoe Blackthorne could rebuild everything she'd lost. The question was whether she'd remember me as an ally or an enemy when that day came. Three hours later, the sun began its descent toward the horizon. My warriors were in position, silver bullets loaded, snipers' scopes trained on the clearing where Lucien expected to collect his prize.

"HINDI! HINDI KO MA-PROCESS! ANG MGA ALON... HINDI SILA SUMUSUNOD SA BATAS NG PISIKA!" ​ANG HULING TAYO NG WOLF ​Habang ang Omega ay nalilito, nakita ni Xander ang pagkakataon. Alam niyang hindi sapat ang pag-erase sa code nito; kailangang may isang "Anchor" na mananatili sa loob ng tore upang masiguradong hindi ito muling mabubuo.

He picked it up wondering why a letter would be delivered to them in such a way without using the mailbox. He narrowed his eyes trying to figure out who the letter is meant for. There’s no address on the white envelope but his name: 'Lucas White' was boldly written on the white envelope. With curiosity, he couldn’t waste any time; he tore open the white envelope to reveal the content. Out of the white envelope fell a plain sheet. He flips the sheet open to reveal bold written five words: ‘YOU ARE THE NEXT ALPHA.’

I asked but she continued to shake her head, and when I looked outside, I saw Alpha Erick holding his chest it was more like he's in pain, Alpha Aulaizi has transformed back to his human form, he was struggling to stand up with a sly smile on his face, I could tell he was up to something, I closed my eyes immediately and the next thing I stood before the Alpha shielding him, "Fuck what are you doing here?" The Alpha groaned, still in pain. I could tell the pain is getting worse, I closed my eyes as rays of light shone from my body, the lights were blue and were glowing……they shone from my body and pierced through the sky, the moon suddenly disappeared and the cloud went back to their normal

he said calmly and Thalia pointed to my mother's recipe book. "Before you go down, I need you to explain what you decoded." Nathan looked at me. There was the part I still hadn't told him completely. The warning, the solution and the two voluntary anchors. I took a deep breath to gather enough strength. "Helena left a hidden message on the back cover," Thalia said. His expression tightened. "What did it say?" "Do not activate without two voluntary anchors," I said carefully. Nathan remained silent. "And then..." I couldn't say more, so he narrowed his eyes.

The engineered compound moved like a shadow through his system, systematically extinguishing his vitality. On the central gurney, Jake lay completely motionless. The monolithic High Alpha, whose very presence usually commanded whole territories and brought opposing armies to their knees, was ice-cold to the touch. His golden eyes were shut tight, his broad chest barely rising, and his inner wolf’s blazing aura had collapsed into a faint, dying ember. The color had drained from his face, leaving his sharp features harsh under the sterile fluorescent light.

“It’s in the contract.” Ash sighed, resisting the urge to roll his eyes. Alpha’s could hide their scent, but they were terrible at hiding their red-blooded reactions. Alex was clearly trying his best, but there was a huffing flare to his nostrils that easily gave him away. “We still need to do a top down assessment, including resources. No layoffs planned,” Ash clarified. He leaned forward, smirking at the disgruntled Alpha. “I promise,” he purred in a submissive tone he knew would ease whatever was riling up inside the man.

unnatural. Kael, the Shadow Pack's Alpha, stepped forward, his eyes fixed on Melissa with an unholy hunger. "You think you can defeat us, Omega?" he sneered, his voice dripping with malice. "We are the masters of the darkness, and you are just a fleeting obstacle." Damien positioned himself between Melissa and the Shadow Pack, his eyes blazing with fury. "You'll never touch her," he growled, his Alpha energy surging to the forefront.

The alliance marched at dawn. Fifty-three wolves. Twelve Alphas. One pregnant omega with gold in her eyes and fire in her blood. Kael led from the front. I walked beside him. "The mountains are three days north," Malric said, studying a map. "The facility is underground. Hidden. We'll need to find the entrance." "Seraphine will show us," I said. "You trust a ghost?" "I trust his mother." Malric looked at Kael.