The Almighty Alpha Wins Back Novels & Stories

At the age of eighteen, he bravely challenged his father to the Battle of the Alphas. The Battle of the Alphas, a sanctioned fight overseen by the Royal Council, was an intense battle to the death. The victor would earn the rightful place as the alpha of the pack they fought for. Amani’s father emerged victorious, claiming his position as the new Alpha of Bloodmoon.

A haunting silence befell the scene, then deafening euphoric howls soared into air. The entire arena rose to their feet. Wolves bared their necks in reverence. Elders stepped out from the gallery. Luna Athena nodded solemnly, but even she, didn’t understand what happened. All around the courtyard, heads bowed. Alpha Torin had won. He was the Alpha who would now sit on the Crystal Throne. An Alpha of Alphas, who would rule all supernatural beings that existed in the world While the cheers went on, Torin didn’t lift his fists in victory.

11 Leena's POV The elder’s voice rang through the air like a death sentence. “Congratulations to Alpha Alvin. He has won, and therefore, Ms. Leena is his to take.” His to take? My breath hitched. My fists clenched at my sides as the words sank in, but not without resistance. This couldn’t be real. Not Alvin. Not the man who supposedly murdered my father. “This is bullshit! I was supposed to be the rightful alpha supreme and the heir of this pack!” Kevin roared, his voice laced with rage and betrayal.

Anyway, it was an Alpha’s prerogative to forge allies and use them in war; Jess was always going to be her strongest ally and had stood by her side in the day’s battle. “That was a close finish to a fantastic race.” Her father’ voice boomed over them all. Automatically, Maddie stood a little straighter, but when her legs wobbled, she leaned against Lewis. He smiled down at her, wrapping an arm around her shoulder, before his attention turned eagerly to the Alpha. “The eighth, and final place, in the next round of the Alpha Games goes to...” Maddie sucked in a breath, her chest was tight and eyes unblinking. “Madeline Merrick!”

More importantly, we won and it was finally all over. “We won” I said before I looked at Alpha and he was looking at me with so much emotions swirling in his eyes. “Thank you Selena, I wouldn’t have done this without you. I love you so much” he said before he took my hands and pulled me closer to him then he kissed me deep and slow and I couldn’t help but smile against his lips as I kissed him back. We won, Alpha had his throne back, I was going to get my life back and I was finally going to happily be with the man I loved without restrictions. It was a dream come true and it was thanks to the moon goddess and everyone that helped to achieve this.

"... the Alpha position must return to my bloodline." *

Noah stepped forward again but his largest warrior moved to hold him back. "Steady Alpha. Leave them be for now. What matters most is our Luna is safe and they have kept their side of the bargain. We can spare them for the moment." his warrior said in a calm firm tone that slowly pulled him back. "Yes, please spare us and our pack. We swear we will never raise a hand against you again Alpha Noah." Alpha Edward spoke through a grimace of pain his body still aching from the force of Noah's strikes. Noah turned his back on them without a single word and walked straight back to me. The fierce thunderous scowl that had twisted his face faded away the moment his eyes fell on me replaced by somethi

"Please come home with me…" A large, powerful hand blocked his path. The pureblood Alpha, Erick Lupin, stood before him. His golden eyes blazed with killing intent. "Step back, ex-mate," he commanded in a deep voice. "She's free now. Come one step closer, and I'll tear out your throat." I turned and slipped my arm through Erick's without sparing a single glance for the wolf behind me, or for the pup still crying for his mother. Amid the roaring crowd, Lucian could hear the clear shatter of his heart.

The head of the council, Altman, walked to the stage slowly. His two fingers were dipped into the ceremonial wine and placed against Cain’s forehead. “I, Altman Gregory, now name you, Cain Vale, the Alpha of the Moonflame pack.” A moment passed and the light that should have shone on Cain’s forehead did not. Murmurs swept through the crowd. The council members slowly got to their feet. “The Moon does not bless him,” one of them said, panicked. “Is he of the Vale Alpha blood?” “What is this farce of an event we gathered here for today?”

’ She was basking in her victory, savoring it like fine wine. When she finally leaves this pack, she’d take her lies and poison with her—but her shadow would linger, as it always did. I turned back to my Beta. “Keep an eye on the Moonstone pack,” I said quietly. “I want to know everything that happens after she leaves.” “Yes, Alpha.” I moved to the window, watching the late afternoon sunlight pour through the glass at the meadows to calm down. Daphne thinks she has won. But I didn’t flinch. I didn’t even blink at her small victory.