Kade From Down To Earth Novels & Stories

"I was asking if you had thought more on the treaty. We've been good connections to each other packs for decades now and we have yet to form any sort of alliance" Meet Alpha Kade. Alpha Kade is one of the most stubborn yet not needed Alpha this land has to take. I travelled 3 hours for this. 3 hours from my home comfort to meet such an entitled prick. His father stepped down from what my information tells me and he took over a year ago with the late guidance of his father, Eddie but even now as I watch him...he has no idea what to say or do without squirming in his chair.

Despite the hardship he had suffered, he came out stronger, a man that his pack looked up proudly. “The valley in front of us is called The Valley of the Moon. Every couple of hundred of years, the Goddess comes down to Earth and blesses our kind, granting us with one wish.” Kade continued, turning to look at me. “I wish we could always be enough for each other and for our children,” Kade whispered, nibbling at the shell of my ear. I felt the tears burning behind my eyelids as the words left my mouth. “I wish we could always be as happy as we are now.”

And for the first time since she had stepped into his carriage, Kade felt the balance tilt. He had believed himself the benefactor. Now, it felt as though he stood on the edge of something else entirely. His amusement thinned. After a moment, he leaned back into his seat, folding one arm loosely across his chest. His tone returned to casual ease but there was sharper interest beneath it now. “Very well.” His eyes darkened, the faint humor draining from them. “Tell me,” he said, his voice lowering into something quieter, heavier, “how does one kill a godlike Alpha?”

Marla stared hardest of all. And Lillieth — Lillieth couldn’t breathe for a second. Because she hadn’t expected rescue. From anyone. Especially not from him. Beta Kade turned his head and finally looked at her. Really looked. Up close, she could see the pale scar that cut through his eyebrow, the nick in his ear, the broken nose that had healed just a touch off-center. Kade was older than Draven by at least a handful of years, maybe more. Not old, but seasoned. Hardened. His eyes were a deep brown, not soft, not kind, but something lived behind them that she hadn’t seen in any other ranked wolf in MoonRiver.

**Kade. Ace swirled the amber liquid in his glass, staring into its depths as if it held the answers he sought. Kade had been a part of his past, a figure who had once stood by his side during the bloodiest days of their youth. But while Ace had chosen a path that led him to power and respectability, Kade had gone another route—a route that had turned him into something else, something dark and lethal.

Shannon How would you feel when you unearth you let in an enemy into a place you call home and all this while they've been pretending to be your friend? It sucks, right? I have always prayed for an opportunity to get into Night Shade Pack and that chance came knocking at my door. Who was I to reject an offer made by Alpha Logan Marcus Kade of Night Shade Pack? After everything that these werewolves did to my kind, my family most especially, I think it's time that they pay for their crimes. When I mean payment, I mean Logan Kade. He deserved as much hell as he had put me through, and it's only fair that I give it back ten folds.

"Get down!" Kade's roar came a second before he slammed into me, taking us both to the floor behind the couch. His body covered mine completely, one arm wrapped around my head protectively, the other braced against the floor. The window exploded inward. Glass rained down like deadly snow. Dark magic crackled through the air, scorching the spot where I'd been standing moments before. The smell of sulfur and burnt ozone filled the office. "Stay down," Kade growled against my ear, his breath hot on my neck.

The climate-controlled basement of the New Dawn Foundation felt less like an office and more like a high-end tomb. The silence was absolute, broken only by the rhythmic, mocking whir of the document scanners. Kade sat at her desk, her eyes fixed on the "Cognitive Stabilization" document. She wasn’t just an employee; she was a liability being ripened for harvest.

As much as we wanted to keep a positive attitude that all of us would return, we also had to be realistic. I smiled when I saw Elle and Kade dancing together. He had not been happy at all when it came to hearing that Selene had tasked her and Gabriel Rosenthall with rescuing a pup that was being held hostage by Draxthi. Apparently, the pup was like my mates’ family with being descended from her. The only reason that Kade relaxed at all was because Gabriel, my mate’s namesake, had been given a gift, which would keep them invisible, and she promised to be transported away from the war the moment that she was no longer needed.

"It's a promotion. We didn't just save the Earth. We just gave the Universe a soul." As the Earth began to drift through the Second Gate toward a new, vibrant sector of space, Kael felt a sharp sting in his chest. He looked down at his circuitry-flecked skin. The "Iron-Kin" code was no longer merging; it was receding, leaving behind a body that felt more human than it had in a decade. But as the "Architect" faded, a new signal appeared on the Howl's monitor. It was a countdown from Earth's core. "Synthesis 100%... Planetary Gestation... Complete. Earth is waking up."