The Alpha Agenda Novels & Stories

The new Council of Alphas was born in our meeting room, though for the first few weeks no one quite knew what to call it. The initial document had such a long name that Kael threatened to burn it before signing it. “Extraordinary Committee for the Restructuring of Inter-Pack Agreements Following the Fall of Hall Blackwood,” Nalia read with a grimace. “This isn’t a treaty; it’s a death sentence by boredom.” Grace burst out laughing. “I can curse the paper so it shortens itself,” she offered. “That would be useful,” Vladimir muttered from a corner. Emmett, who was present as the heir to Steelfang in an observer capacity, raised his hand with a very serious expression.

Once the rogues was gone the wolf shifted and Annalise instantly realize what's going on. "You must be Alpha Cade", "Luna, it seem we reach on time", "Na, I had it covered, but thank you for your assistance", Annalise said as she shake the hand of the Alpha. "How about I get you guys settled before we talk", Annalise said as she turned to walk back, "Sure, but Luna if you don't mind, where is the alpha or beta?" asked April, "Alpha is in a meeting discussing ways to hide me, where as the beta is in the hospital",

“Only that it’s urgent.” I glanced at Agatha. She gave a subtle nod. “Go. But keep your head.” I stood and followed the boy out. Behind me, I heard Agatha mutter under her breath, “She doesn’t deserve to be called alpha… disgusting.” As I approached the council hall, I could hear their voices through the slightly opened door. Sorah was speaking. “Now that I’m Alpha, I believe we can finally do away with Kol’s… harem-style Luna diplomacy. The days of seducing every eligible female in a ten-mile radius are behind us.”

Elder Kate however was the first female to be welcomed, an invitation that would have been sent to my mother had she not been murdered. After greeting each Elder individually, we got down to business. They informed me of my role as host to this year’s annual alpha meeting. The one role that did pique my interest was how to handle a challenge. Should one Alpha challenge another they are not to back out. They are to take it straight outside and fight. It could be in either wolf or human form. It really was dealers’ choice. Should the challenged Alpha refuse to participate I had the power to dissolve their pack. It gave me an idea, one that would hurt a certain alpha in attendance while giving

I. "Nobody is going to touch you. Not while I'm around. They will all know that you're my mate; they can sense it, and no one likes to mess with another alpha's omega unless they're crazy. Trust me, darling. I'm not leaving you alone. Not this time. If they even try to touch you, I will rip their throat out." Ash raised an eyebrow. "What's up with alphas and wanting to rip throats out?" Alex chuckled. "Ripping another alpha's throat out means that they've won. You don't need to worry about it, darling."

"AG-001-α. The Mark of Aegis. It's a signature. A claim of ownership. Not just of a company, but of an idea. Your father's original, 'pure' idea." He looked at Anton, his expression one of grim pity. “This isn’t just about money or power. It’s about legacy. The ‘Rogers’ client faction on the board… What if it’s not a faction at all? What if it’s a single person? Someone who believes, like your father did, that the Alpha is the true heir? Someone from your bloodline who has been waiting, patiently, for the right moment to resurrect it and use it to seize control of everything your father built.” The list was terrifyingly short. A presumably dead patriarch. A bitter, ambitious brother. No othe

"I guess we are sticking with your complicated human plans." She fades out of my mind and I focus on the files in my hands. Damon had it delivered to me a few days ago. It contained the names and pictures of the three Alphas coming today. Alpha Craig of the Sage pack, Alpha Monroe of the Grange pack, and Alpha Tobias of the Russet pack. All friends, all older than Damon. And Vance. These Alphas belong to our parents' generation, which could be a good thing or a bad thing. Good in the sense that they have the wisdom and skill set to maneuver the shitstorm we are about to get in, bad in the sense that they could use that same skill set to fuck us up.

"These are two different things, aren't they?" Felix smiled a little. He looked at Alicia with admiration. "I like the way you see the world. But alas, this is business. Business is business. There are many people who would like to sit in your shoes, but Madame Michelle has put you in that position without you having to work hard, and you shouldn't waste it." The forty-year-old man took out a folder from inside his tote bag, he placed the folder on the table and showed the contents to Alicia and Nicholas. "These are the programs that Alpha Company has, including the annual projects, daily programs, charity events and donations that we often do. Your mother had a vision that was good for many

she said in a quiet voice. My brows furrowed. “Who could it be?” Kaiden didn't need to be introduced when entering my chambers. Who was it? I wondered. “Send them in.” I rose to my feet, taking the book with me. Jasper walked into the room, draped in a mourning attire. “Jasper, what's going on? What's with the attire?” I asked softly. Jasper dropped his eyes to the marble floor, his voice shaking as he spoke. “The Alpha is dead.” The book in my hand dropped to the floor.

It was her or no one else. Her trust, I needed her trust. “Pay attention,” Brook warned, bringing me out of my head. Then I noticed the silence. It was too loud. I lifted my eyes to see everyone staring at me. A brief glance at West gave him the right signal. “The Alpha doesn't have any objections,” he announced on my behalf. “We'll move to the next agenda.” I never gave compliments to anybody who was not Vie. But West is a Beta every Alpha should have in their corner. Nothing goes wrong with him.