Snow Peak Alpha Breeze Novels & Stories

It reminded me of the honeysuckle that grew in the woods in the early summer months. “You’re right, Skye. That is intoxicating. I wonder where it could be coming from?” I replied in the mind link.” Just then, Alpha Ravens entered the kitchen with two of her warriors not far behind. As they came closer to me the scent of honeysuckle and vanilla became overwhelming. Skye was howling in my head like a playful pup instead of his usual sarcastic asshole self. “Jacob, I would like for you to meet Nichole.” Alpha Ravens announced to me just as the most beautiful creature that I have ever seen steps out from behind the two massive warriors. And that is when my system went into total shock. Skye is

THE DUSKWILD EXPANSE - NORTHERN BORDER A hockey teammate, Bryan Eastwood, who traveled north with Elowen for the winter league meetings, is waiting by the iron gates of the mountain landing strip. The moment Kaelen's private jet touches down on the icy snow, he sprints across the tarmac toward the Alpha's massive frame. "Alpha Blackthorne!" "State the condition of her wolf," Kaelen growls, his giant boots never slowing down as they march toward the transport wagon.

A broad smile spread across his face as he held his hand out, but I ignored it. “What is your name and state your business.” I lifted my chin, my eyes never leaving his. “Well....” He tilted his head to the side, smiling. “I guess we’ll dispense with the formalities then.” He lowered his hand. “I am Darius Snow, Alpha of the Snow Warrior Pack.” A crease formed between my eyes as I shook my head. “Never heard of it.” He nodded, the fake smile still plastered across his face. “That’s understandable. We’re new here in town. We came from the north, Alaska to be exact.”

Until suddenly something loud echoed in the clearing. Everyone, including me, stilled turning around. “What was that?” Grace gasped looking up at the mountain behind us. Alpha Jude stepped forward shielding her with his body and stared at the mountain with seriousness, “It seems like a rock from the mountain…” Before he could finish the wind shifted. A sharp, slicing gust whipped across the clearing, scattering dust and leaves. Tents trembled. Bonfires flickered out. Several Alphas stumbled blindly, unsteady from the sudden force. The wind roared like a warning.

I have many opportunities to use to find Shena. When we got in the Eastern Snow Pack, everyone there greeted us warmly. The Alpha of the pack greeted us with a friendly smile. Alpha Alfred is in his forties, yet he still appears healthy and attractive. He is also courteous, particularly in his words. His Luna is also a stunning woman who greeted me with a bear embrace. We enjoyed a wonderful meal there with Alpha Alfred and Luna Vienna. They were eager to converse despite Alpha Greyson's frigid and solemn demeanor. Alpha Greyson's behavior is unlikely to alter. But what matters is that he speaks to them casually.

“Vale… do you know exactly who you’re standing next to?” I felt Cameron’s muscles tighten under my hand. Rowan shifted closer to my other side. “Careful.” The Alpha smiled thinly. “Oh, I am.” He took one more step forward, sniffed the air - not like a challenge. Like confirmation. “Pine. Cold night. Ironwood resin.” His gaze sharpened. “That scent doesn’t belong to any local pack.” A murmur rippled through the room. My stomach dropped a fraction of an inch. The Alpha’s eyes locked on Cameron now. “It belongs north. Far north.”

A single snowflake sitting on the windshield of a car. Adom feels his shoulders go lax before he notices how knitted together they were in the first place. His eyes land on Alexander. He's an alpha no matter how much Adom looks at him, he doesn't know how he didn't see it the first time. Alexander is an alpha and he's sitting right across from him. He's reaching out and touching him, holding his face without asking him for permission or hesitating. It's so strange, Adom thinks again. He's not put off by any bit of it. He feels like that lone snowflake on the windshield of a car, melting into a trickle of water. His eyes soften the more he looks at Alexander, the other tending to Adom without

It only took all but three seconds before they started throwing crushed snowballs at eachother. I tightened my coat around myself, the cold seeping through despite the layers. Beside me, Alexander adjusted the cuffs of his tailored coat, looking perfectly composed as usual. The man didn’t seem to register the cold, or maybe he just refused to acknowledge it. Then again, Alpha’s never really got cold. Around us the winding mountain roads looked like each turn revealed more breathtaking scenery. Snow-blanketed forests stretched on either side, the trees bending under the weight of the frost. Small wooden cabins dotted the landscape, their chimneys releasing wisps of smoke into the sky.

Drake added. Vaan just stated, "You should relax," as he took his phone and texted Colt. "Where is Alpha now?" Stephen questioned, his gaze fixed on Vaan. "He isn't responding," Vaan sighed. Denver, engaged in his phone, exclaimed, "Aish! This is so dull. I still need to catch up with my girls."

Corrine was hovering beside her like she might collapse from the cold at any second. Just as the servants finished taking the bags in, I slowly moved closer as we were about entering the resort. At the same time one of the guard approached Damian. Being that I was merely a few feet away from him now, I could perfectly hear everything they were saying. “Alpha, there's an emergency.” His words immediately drew everyone's attention to him. Everly and Corrine were now staring at him. “The weather forecast shows that a rare blizzard will hit the mountain in two days,” he reported.