The Alpha King's Mistake Novels & Stories

Nothing performed about the way the room bent around him. Something inside her twisted, small, uninvited, unfamiliar enough that she did not immediately recognize it as a reaction but thought. “I’m Alpha Kael.” His voice cut through her consciousness without urgency but with calm, power and authority. Controlled in a way that did not rise or fall, but simply existed with certainty. It did not demand attention. It assumed it. “The Alpha of the Bluemoon Pack,” he added after a pause. “As you’ve likely been told.” Lina forced her breathing to steady, though she was suddenly aware of it in a way she hadn’t been moments before. Her fingers shook slightly at her sides as she nodded once.

It says The Alpha King in the picture because I'm currently trying to get the book title switched to that! For anyone confused about why there are two different names. Happy New Year!!

“We can take a break for you to see Her Majes—” “Don’t bargain with him! And she’s not our queen.” And this came from Cole again. He returned his focus to the arrogant Alpha as he undid his trousers. They had already burst at the seams and were no good to him. He rolled his neck and shoulders before slowly crossing the circle to stand directly in front of Alpha Cole.

I walk to the end of the platform and take Spencer in my arms, my dad placing a kiss on my cheek before I head back over to Axel. He leans down placing a kiss on Spencer’s head and also mine looking down at both of us, in this moment I knew this is where I was exactly meant to be. After all the pain and suffering I had endured during the beginning of my life, I have finally found who I really am. No longer am I, The Alpha Kings Mistake. ~The End~

"That's a mistake...I should not trust that cunning little bastard." "You made a mistake in bringing him into the palace from the start!" Wyatt angrily grabbed his collar, "You failed our pack mates. Do you know how many civilians were sacrificed in King City?" Alpha King uncomfortably turned his head, still retorting, "That's the inevitable cost of war." "Inevitable?" Wyatt let out a dry chuckle. "Alexandar, that's your excuse for failure." He straightened up, looking down at his father with disgust and contempt. "You are no longer the Alpha King who conquered the werewolf kingdom. You're just an arrogant and ignorant old man."

His words were piercing my heart, breaking me into pieces I don’t know I would ever be able to gather back again. “You and I mated……” “It was a mistake! You were a mistake! And I don’t repeat my mistakes, human. Get dressed and leave.” He ordered lowly, and tears filled my eyes as I stared at him in disbelief. “Theo, what……” “Your Highness. I am your King. You will refer me with my title if you don’t wish to face the death penalty.” Theo…. Alpha King said, his eyes burning with rage and I felt a shooting pain in my chest.

The way he had corrected me when I called him alpha before. King Kael was not the man I remembered. And the edge in his voice told me something inside me was about to break. "You knew I didn't know," I whispered. "Did I?" he asked. His tone was icy. "Or do I think you're a very good actress. A broken little bird who couldn't catch an alpha, so she aimed higher and went after a king." "No," I said quickly. "That's not what happened...."

the Alpha snarls. I would complain if I didn't just discover that the assistant has been lying to me too. That he made no efforts to save Mason but wanted me to believe that the Alpha Kings killed him while aware of the truth. I will not risk loving another selfish liar, especially one who has been working with Irina's evil servant. The beta collapses to the ground after the Alpha lets go of his neck. "Forgive me . . . your Majesty. My only . . . intention was to save your -"

My hands were trembling so badly that I curled them into tight fists to stop the shaking. I could still see him clearly in my mind. The First Alpha King. His knees pressed against the cold stone floor. His face was wet with tears as he begged desperately for the impossible. I had never imagined someone so powerful could look so utterly broken and vulnerable. The old woman hadn’t moved an inch. She sat quietly across from me as though she had all the time in the world. Perhaps she truly did. I swallowed hard, trying to steady myself. “So…” My voice sounded small and fragile inside the silent hut. “Every Alpha King has paid for his mistake?”

“How many times have I told you not to read people like that?” “Many times,” he replied with complete seriousness. “But I still do it anyway.” A deep chuckle sounded behind us. Alexander descended the stairs with the relaxed power of a man who feared nothing. The Alpha of the Red Moon Pack looked every inch the formidable leader he was, tall, broad-shouldered, and dressed entirely in black. “Leave your mother alone, genius,” Alexander said as he ruffled Zarek’s hair. “She is allowed a few ghosts today of all days.”