Snow Peak Alpha Breeze Novels & Stories

Winter blushed and crawled up to me straddling me. Winter sat on top of me biting her lower lip and I could feel my dick getting hard again. "What is it baby?" I asked hoping Winter was okay. She looked at me dead in the eyes still biting her bottom lip and said, "I, Winter Stevens of the Snowstorm Pack, accept you, Blake Conners of the Snowstorm pack as my mate and Alpha." My heart leaped for joy and my cock was now standing at attention against Winter's back. I know what she's doing, and I don't care. My mate accepted me, and I'm going to accept her.

She started maneuvering Blake toward the main building, but the Alpha moved to stand in her path. "And you are?" The man asked, his blue eyes dissecting her features. Snow caught in her eyelashes as her brother sagged against her, exhausted. A hot spike of anger shot through her. If it hadn't have been freezing and close to midnight, she might have felt the need to be polite, but as it was, she just wanted to get her brother resting. "Cold and hungry. You?" Quent growled and shot her a frown. "Be polite!" The Alpha brushed his hand through the air and gave her a friendly smile. "It's okay, Quent. It looks like she's had a rough night."

While she was gone, I entertained myself by looking out the window, watching the snowflakes swirl around each other before hitting the ground. "Hello Luna" I was so engrossed in the snowflakes that I almost didn't hear anyone come in. It made me jump on the spot. Tilting my head, I gawked at the Alpha standing next to me. He was a tall, broad-shouldered guy with jet black hair, smouldered eyes digging into my skin and a pointed roman nose. "Sorry?" My cheeks flushed. "I was greeting you," The alpha said, already sitting down. "Oh." Flustered, I pulled the jacket of my sleeves together. "Hello"

I pulled Allie-Jean around the room, scamming for the Alpha of Snow Creek. “Are you MAD?” Allie-Jean asked. “Stop it!” “I’m sure he’s been looking for you, too.” After a couple more paces and turns, I had found him. He was a broad-shouldered man with black hair and hazel eyes. He was seated at a round table, nervously scanning the room. A cup of wine was in his hand and he sipped it one, two times. I could tell he was anxious, either about finding his mate or about all of the people in the room he wasn’t used to. He was Alpha of Snow Creek pack, a pack that wasn’t too well known. They lived all the way up North in the cold and no one really visited. They had grown in numbers over the years o

Snow glistened everywhere, under a pale winter sun, the world deceptively peaceful, as if the earth itself wanted to forget the blood, the cries, and the blizzard that had nearly torn everything apart. Inside the Alpha mansion, warmth filled every hall. Fires crackled in the stone hearths, and the scent of herbs and honey drifted through the air. Ryker stood by the great window of the east wing, watching the tree line fade into mist. His gaze was distant, his expression unreadable.

The alpha was panting, lips ajar as he breathed quite heavily. Did he run to get here? Gavin won’t put it past the alpha. His eyes are wide as his gaze landed on Gavin, tired with bags under them. His cheeks and the bridge and tip of his nose are a healthy shade of pink from the cold, the alpha’s lips a darker red than usual. He was told that it had only grew colder during the past days. The pack may even be expecting snow any time now. The alpha was bundled up now, wearing a thick layer of fur coat with an equally thick tunic underneath, thick breeches and winter boots to battle the cold.

They were tense, but relaxed, and held their best fake smiles while exuding the most power they could. Evergreen was the closest to us, and of all the packs there could be, only 6 were close and large enough to draw our attention. Evergreen, Blue River, Golden Paw, Silver Mountain, Eclipse, and Timber. I could overhear Theo giving him the rundown of where he could find things and where he would be staying. He motioned to Ro, who would be escorting him there, before motioning for me to come over. “Theo, Alpha,” I nodded at each of them, Alexander was handsome in his own way, but he was cocky and had this air of entitlement to him.

As if she noticed me looking at the bed she walked past me to the refrigerator. "They sleep there, I sleep on the couch, also, they just moved in last night." "Your scent is vaguely in here." "I'm just coming off the descenters, so it's overwhelmed by theirs still, soon enough it won't be though, plus they are starting theirs so their scent won't be noticed by other vampires or werewolves, well besides you I suppose, Alpha and all. Drink?" "Not a full Alpha, never took over the position from my father." She looked back at me, holding up a beer, I nodded and she brought it to me before going to sit down. I followed her as she sat down on one end of her couch so I sat at the other end when she

But it was in this moment, that a howl of the western wind encased them. Not minding the change of the weather, Seymor failed to see the stiffening of every fiber in his Alpha’s being. The latter’s canines which were an inch away from tearing Seymor’s jugular froze upon the scent brought by the howling wind from the west of their standing point. Sniffing the air by tilting his chin up, Alpha Dylan’s focus deviated from killing his Beta to smelling the lingering smell brought by the wind. “Diana,” said Alpha Dylan before he raced to his west where the smell came from.

As he speaks, he wraps a hand around my wrist and tugs, pulling me along after him while Barren takes up the rear. Behind us, I can hear people shouting and the faint sound of cameras clicking, catching the two arrogant alphas pictures to spread all over the papers and web. I would have to ask a favor of Aunt Trixie and Uncle Christian once we returned to the temple. I don't know how long we run before we finally reach a small alleyway with some crates set up that are perfect for climbing. "Up and over," Aera announces, taking the lead. "Don't be afraid; I'll catch you."