Looking For Alaska Novels & Stories

“ Where is she? Where is my doll? “ I asked anxiously. I was finally hearing good news after over a year of searching. “ She is in south Alaska . In a clan called, the sky moon “, he informed me. “Fuck! Alaska is far from here. How did she get there?” “ I have no idea Alpha.” “ Have you seen her?” I paced around my office. “ Have you been able to capture her? Are you on your way back?” I asked tons of questions all in the span of seconds . “ No alpha, none of the clan members were willing to disclose any information to us.“

She hopped she could still keep the two but knew it was most likely she would have to desert the little red wagon. Alaska whimpered a short distance away causing Anya to jump to her feet. What shocked her was how well she was able to. She figured her knees would cripple but they didn’t. She pushed it to the back of her mind as she looked around for her fluff ball. Alaska had caught sound of a fox, whom in turned though she was breakfast. The fox got her good in the Pat causing Alaska to yelp and get her mommies attention.

We had left just about everything behind, and a sliver of hope remained. As generous as Luna Yulia’s invitation was, we couldn’t depend on her hospitality forever. Our pack needed stability—a place to truly call home. With my newly elected beta, Sasha, at my side—a man as ruthless in battle as I was—I set out to survey the terrain, searching for the perfect location to rebuild. It had to be remote yet sustainable, a stretch of untamed wilderness where we could endure for years if necessary, even without electricity or running water, until we had the means to establish proper infrastructure. From what I’d gathered, Alaska seemed largely lawless, which worked to our advantage. Not being a citi

Alora brushed her hair backward in frustration. She sat down on the couch. Ella couldn't help but pace around. She was still in shock. She was shocked that Ariana could think of going to Alaska with the twins. What was she even thinking?. Doesn't she know the risk?. Alaska isn't a place for the weak. She groaned. They are still kids. How will they pass the riddles?. How will... "Don't you think we should go after them?" Alora asked, jolting Ella out of her thought

A brutal collage of his impossible choice. On the morning of the third day, Alan Price entered without his usual knock. His expression was unreadable. “Mr. Brian requires your presence on the helipad,” Price said. “In ten minutes. Pack for cold weather.” Davidson looked up, frowning. "Cold weather? Where are we going?" "Alaska," said Price, and left, leaving no question asked. Alaska. The word was so far removed from the glass-and-steel world of New York and Geneva it might as well have been a non sequitur. One of Brian's backup worlds, a place of far-off estates and strategic holdings, whispered about in dossiers but not visited.

"Okay, but not before I find out about my people." He scoffed. "If you want to learn more about your people, then next summer we'll take a trip up to Alaska, Greenland, or Iceland. I'll even take you to Norway, if you want! But not at the expense of leading him on." My eyes nearly bugged out of my head. "Leading him on?" I scoffed, anger welling up within my chest. "I have no intention of leading him on! That's why I called you on speed dial when he came in and started talking crazy!"

"Dimitri, you don't understand. This is suicide. They're waiting for us. They want us to come. It's a..." "Trap. Yes. Obviously." He pulled her close despite the pain. Despite everything. "But she's your sister. She's family. And we protect family. Always." The bond sang. Three alphas. One Luna. One pack. "Where is she?" Dimitri asked. Anya looked at the message again. At the geolocation data embedded in the photo. "Alaska," she whispered. "She's in Alaska."

She sobbed. Doltyn and Zack stood with Gordon. “Luna, we will find River. Alex and dad are contacting Alpha Dakota, of the Shadow Mountain pack to ask them for help and see if they can get here earlier than they said. They have a 100% rate in finding missing people.” Doltyn told her.

I should play along. Besides, what he wants from me is something I can't even remember. ~"And it seems like he's looking for someone." I remembered Hans's words again. Alexis is searching for someone as well. If I'm not mistaken, that someone might be in the Lena Islands. If that place really exists. "I'm here," he said as he gave me a peck on the lips. I instinctively closed my eyes, and though forced, I returned the kiss.

He gets out of the car, slamming the door behind him as he does. "This better be serious," Dad grumbles to his phone. Shaking my head, I start to wonder who the real alpha is between the two of them. "Nightcrawlers. Kevin reported some of these motherfuckers were roaming near the border last night," Alpha says. Goosebumps traveled across my skin as I try not to shoot a horrified look at my Dad. His eyes were still on me. I kept my eyes straight though, knowing if I stay like this he wouldn't notice I could hear them clearly.