Sean Xavier Alpha Wolfe Novels & Stories

“I’m shocked by this revelation, Candy. Now we have to hope Anderson is only human.” “Exactly. He can’t even be a hybrid wolf in this city. That would be even worse. Wolves still have the right to clemency, but hybrids don’t.” “Yes, like the old rule for everyone. And if there is a betrayal between two Alphas, they settle it through a fight in which only one can survive.”

On the night of the Crimson Blood Moon, a kingdom falls, a king and queen are murdered, and their newborn prince disappears. Raised in hiding, Cloud Kaelor grows up believing he’s ordinary until he discovers he’s the lost heir to the Kingdom of Eclipse and the child of an ancient prophecy. Hunted by ruthless Alphas who fear the power in his blood, he must reclaim the throne that was stolen from him. But just as destiny calls, love finds him in the most unexpected way. The mysterious young woman Alina Claws, who steals his heart will change his life forever… and uncover secrets powerful enough to shake his world. When the Blood Moon rises again, fate will demand a choice and only the

[Hyacinth] “Bash, sweetie, you must be kidding.” I laugh at what must have been a joke, although not a very funny one. I'm just glad that neither Drew nor Blake seemed to notice, since they were too busy looking at one another with sly little smiles as they clear the table and prepare for their evening together. “There is no way. Alpha Danvers is an honorable wolf.” “Yes,” Bash agrees. “My father is the very best wolf.”

Xavier kissed her head, “I knew him well; you are very much like him.” “I also knew him,” a voice rumbled from across the table. She looked up to see a hulking male wolf with a streak of silver through his dark hair. His presence radiated steady confidence. His bearing screamed Alpha. “Alpha Merek of Grayfang,” Xavier said by way of introduction. “He arrived earlier this week.” Merek nodded at her. “I knew your father. He was a good man. Strong. Sharp. Knew how to read a room and how to read a threat.”

It was beautiful in the way that things are beautiful when they're built by someone who has never had to ask the price of anything. "I don't trust him," I said, to the window. "That's fair," Kara said. "I don't trust this place." "Also fair." "I don't know what he wants from me or why he chose me or what little wolf is supposed to mean or why every person in that auction house dropped their eyes when he walked in like he was.." I paused. "What is he, Kara? Do you know that too? Did Xavier tell you that?" "He's an Alpha," she said carefully. "A very powerful one."

While he moved back to his side of the ring. The sparring between the two of us went on for a few more matches and by the fifth one, Alpha Xavier says, “I have seen enough.” As he moves into the ring and picks me up into his arms and twirls me around. When he puts my feet back onto the ground, he looks at his warriors and says, “We have a she wolf worthy to call our Luna.”

"You can't? Aren't you just like them? I mean, from what I've learned so far, an Alpha is like a king." "I am only an Alpha on the outside, Arwa. A true Alpha has a wolf. A wolf is an important aspect of our life, but I don't have it. Or better yet, I've never shifted." "Why?" she asked softly, inching a bit closer to me. I could smell her, a sweet and flowery fragrance which made me ball my hands into fists. She didn't even realize the effect she had on me, or how badly I wished I could have her. But I had to control myself, because she was not mine to claim. Yet.

“Xavier, baby, please—” “Damn you, Lorelei. Damn you for making me have to do this to you. I didn’t want this for you, but now you have given me no other choice.” Xavier paused and then added in the coldest voice Cole had ever heard him use, “I, Alpha Xavier, of Wulfblood, a Wulfclan of the Brokenridge Furs rejects you—” His authoritative tone carried in the woods. “No!” Lorelei cried pitifully.

“He’s allowed to do a lot of things.” “Come on, Faye, what’s that supposed to mean?” She held my stare for a second. “Nothing. You’re the Supreme Alpha.” Car tyres screeched as the vehicle came to a halt. I clenched my jaw when the rough young adults appeared in the sports car. “Don’t wait up for me,” Faye said as she marched off. The car sped away. “Don’t pay any attention to her. You’re a grown man, and you’re allowed to date. I think she’s just going through a rough spot with Alpha Xavier. I hear from his mother that Xavier’s having a hard time taming his wolf since he rejected the half-human.”

She said firmly, her eyes icing over at the mention of Alpha Xavier. I took in what she said, wondering exactly what it was that Hael’s father had done to him. A man like Hael wasn’t born but made. Alpha Xavier was clearly a cold and calculating man judging from the way everyone reacted to his name, but would he really harm his own son? “What did Alpha Xavier do?” I asked quietly, unsure if she’d give an answer based on the cold rage in her eyes. Her lip curled back in a snarl, reminding me that this old, Cajun chef was still a werewolf and deadly in her own right.