My Enemy Alpha Novels & Stories

I'd asked Rook who he was and Rook had taken just a half-second too long to answer. Caelum Dusk. The Alpha's brother. "Sorry," he says, to me specifically, like the empty chair was a slight he owes me for, "I got held up at the eastern boundary." "It's fine," I say. "Did Maren feed you before this?" I blink, "Yes."

And worse, the enemy was circling, testing me. A flash of black caught my eye. The enemy Alpha massive, dark, lethal shifted midair, wolf form rippling into human. His golden eyes glimmered with recognition. “There she is,” he growled. “The lost heir… awake at last.” I swallowed hard, the surge of power in me flaring uncontrollably. Silver light crackled along my arms as I stepped forward. “I… I won’t let you hurt anyone,” I shouted, more confident than I felt.

So who the hell is this enemy that is making him feel this frightened? We searched around and couldn’t find anyone or anything that could tell us who we were up against and why they had taken Ameera. It's obvious that it is not the Alphas this time, this seems like someone who has a personal vendetta against me. Besides, True Alphas cannot hurt each other the way those Alphas were maimed and abandoned like common dogs. If they do, they’ll have to face the council.

It read: Dear Alpha, I’m surprised. You’re no longer attracted to your mistress? My, my, that’s not a good sign. I wonder, does it have to do with a certain girl who arrived at your pack a few days ago? Because if it does, you know what that means. I have you exactly where I wanted you. Whatever your reasons, you just proved to me that the ruthless Alpha has a weak link. Sincerely yours, and with love and honor, Your worst and biggest enemy.

I snarled as I stepped into the cell where Beta Orin knelt before me. He was shaking violently, his shirt ripped open. My warriors had softened him up, but I had to come to finish it. He was a large man, but now he looked like nothing more than a shaking puppy, his mouth trembling with all sorts of prayers. I slammed my boot against his chest and pressed it down, enjoying every cry of pain that escaped his lips. “We…we don’t know…Alpha, we swear it…..we never meant any harm by accommodating her when she came to our territory.” He whimpered, his cracked lips moving.

"Called your man, sweetheart? Did he answer?" Three of them now. One at the far end of the block. Two closer in. They had spread out in the minute it had taken me to dial. "I know what I look like to you," I said, because my throat still wanted to work and I had to use it for something. "I am the wife of an Alpha. Touch me and he will bury you in a hole you cannot climb out of." "Your man," said the one at my left, "is not coming."

"Your enemy's enemy is your friend. I have a strong feeling that Alpha Orvyn will be more than glad to have you by his side in the war." I drew in a long sigh. Not after what I did to him. I recalled our encounter at the Tiger Mountain. By my own hands, I'd plunged Endor into his heart. The timely interruption of one of his warriors who I suspected to be his Beta stopped me from decapitating him. Alpha Orvyn would rather have my head on a fucking stake than extending a treaty to me. "I blew up my chance with him. He's never going to accept me." "You don't know that. All we have to do is try."

Even after Rohan’s father passed away, the enmity was passed down to him. For as long as I could remember, even in the ten years before I left, he’d been nothing but an enemy, our family’s enemy. War broke out whenever their packs met. Now Father wanted me to marry him? “You’ll make him fall in love with you,” Father said.“Then destroy him. Break him so completely that his pack falls to its knees. That will be your redemption.” I gaped at him. “Marriage? To an enemy Alpha?” He laughed coldly. “You can’t do it, can you? Still that weak little girl begging for love?”

“Not between enemies.” The words settled between them. Aria’s chest tightened slightly. “You’re very sure my father is your enemy.” Kael’s gaze sharpened. “He invaded my territory tonight.” “That might be because he thinks you kidnapped his daughter.” Kael paused. “That’s a fair point.” Aria sighed. “So we have an Alpha war, a secret father, and a mysterious bond that I don’t understand.” Kael nodded. “That sums it up.” She looked toward the door again. “Then I guess we should leave.”

My beta asked. I shook my head in disagreement. I shut my eyes and envisioned what had happened. Just then, I got a vision of what had happened. What I saw was the death of the Alpha and his Luna. They died honorably. But then, I couldn't see the face of the enemy since the enemy was wearing a mask. For an enemy to put on a mask simply means they were known enemies, but then these known enemies could not be identified. “What did you find, Alpha Cain?”