O Six Wolf Novels & Stories

Making our wolves say the one thing we both have been waiting for "MATE"

Wouldn't leave everything behind. The two wolves got closer. Realized I was standing above them. The larger of the two looked up at me. Cocked his eyebrow up at my hair whipping in the wind. From the looks of him, he was surely the son of an Alpha. Or the grandson. The other wolf was small by comparison.

The last five wolves were The Giant and his four equally massive brothers. Ty, Trent, Tim, Trev, and Troy (the Giant) Kozlov were there to act as enforcers. If any of the new wolves misbehaved or tried to go off camp property, the Kozlov boys were there to stop them. Arthur didn't think they would try anything, but fresh wolves on their first change were always unpredictable and he didn't want trouble. Looking at the five men, she figured those new soldiers would be good as gold.

"Welcome, students. This is the Luna Sphere, a device that will help us determine your rank and wolf type. It's quite simple, really. All you have to do is place your hand on the sphere, and it will detect your energy." She gestured to the computers. "The sphere will send the input to the computers, which will then display your rank and wolf type. Don't worry, it's completely painless and safe." She smiled reassuringly. "Now, I know some of you may be wondering what the different colors mean when you’d touch the ball. Well, let me tell you. The sphere will glow in different colors depending on your wolf power. A higher glow with bright red is normally indicative of an Alpha wolf. Blue is typ

He was pissed. "Ok, I'm going to cut you a break before Lone Wolf decides to challenge me," I said with a voice filled with humor. Lone Wolf's spike in fear had me hoping he used a tree very soon. "A simple yes or no answer. Do you know what it means to be an omega in a pack of natural, forever stuck on four legs, wolves?" A long pause, during which I squeezed my grip around Sheep's throat just a bit tighter for a second, demanding he answer me.

We’ve got company. Oliver barked through the line and I saw six wolves. They were muted colors, night prowlers from their dark coloring. What were they doing in my fucking city? Well rested, still on the full moon high. Meanwhile there we were sitting at a fucking table eating.

In the back of my mind, I am hoping the software is wrong and we get nothing out of searching the area. I follow 2010 into the forest and he looks at the trees and forest floor, “Nothing seems disturbed here; we go deeper.” I nod and our feet crunch the pine needles and dirt below. The walk is silent until suddenly 2010 breaks the silence, “There are free wolves?” he asks. I sigh, nodding, “Yes, we are bred from captured wolves. Either bred in-house or made from their DNA.” He stops for a moment but then continues to walk, “How do you know all of this?” he asks.

My wolf ! Noooooo !

What happened next was shocking. He dragged me back to the house by my arm and what I saw when I got inside was horrifying my parents lay dead and the house was trashed, but what scared me more was there was no scent of a rogue being in the house. Beta peter turned to me and asked what happened and why i lied i kept telling him i didn't but he didn't believe me and since my parents were dead Beta peter became the alpha and he had the pack warriors take me to the interrogation room. I sat quietly waiting for him and when he finally came he told me if I didn't tell the truth I would become the omega of the pack. He kept asking questions all night and by the end of it all he still didn't belie

"Based on what I saw from inside, her operation is not a small number." "Right." I looked around the room. "And on our side we have six people, one werewolf pack, and a mountain cabin with broken windows." "Sixty-three wolves," Ryker said. "Not six." "Sixty-three wolves, six people, and a mountain cabin with broken windows." "And a Nightshade heir who just threw one of my wolves through a stone wall without trying," he said. "Don't undersell your side of the ledger." "I'm not underselling it," I said. "I'm being accurate about it so we don't make decisions based on something that isn't true." I looked at Seraphine.