The Alpha's Princess Novels & Stories

He stood out in the crowd with his chiseled features framed by black hair. The lady on the podium continued, "Ryan Taylor, the Alpha prince, will now take the stage." I was suprised was there another Ryan? It wasn't him right? The realization hit me like a lightning bolt. He was not only my mate but also the Alpha prince. My eyes widened in resentment as I heard those words, "A-l-p-h-a." The words 'Alpha' and 'Alpha prince' reverberated in my mind, and my heart raced in response.

People lie and deceive you, but your feelings do not. What shocked me most in all this drama was one fact that I only realized later when the woman named Jessy took us to our rooms. I asked her about this mysterious woman that looked completely heartless and soulless to an outsider, and she chuckled at me while she shook her head. With a soft but somehow sad smile on her face she briefly turned my way before she answered my question, “That Alpha Neil, would be Alpha Alice Hell, the famous ruthless Princess and our beloved leader.” And that little bit of information left me speechless for hours. My mate was one of the most feared Alphas in the whole kingdom. I guess you could say we shared fi

I just prayed to the Goddess she would be okay until I could get to her. I was stronger than the Alpha of the Crescent Moon pack, each time he advanced towards me, I was able to force him back further from the alter. I couldn’t allow him to get near Kyra. I had finally had the Alpha pinned, about to tear out his throat when a blast of magic hit me from the side. I was thrown off the Alpha and slammed into the side of the alter.

I received several compliments on the dinner and my speech. I was even called a beautiful soul by an elderly Luna, which made me smile. But then there were the others who were angry and obviously felt threatened by my words. One family of Alphas, the parents and grown children, ignored our greeting and tightened the circle they were standing in as we walked past them. We continued on, and I heard the mother say, “I wonder if Alex Wilson’s Alpha Princess is genuinely that humble and caring or if it was an act?” “No Alpha stands for Betas and Omegas to that extent,” her mate said. “That speech was for show, pure political theater. The bullying incident never happened.”

Well, there were actually two of them since this Alpha was the one who took down the rogue. “Ahm, Adrian,” I called out, making him look back at me. “Thank you again.” “You’re welcome—” he said. “Aliyah,” I said, making him smile at me before replying. “You’re welcome, Aliyah.” Then he turned and followed his Alpha, whom I was now watching. “Thank you, A-Alpha—” Since I was a princess, it was difficult for me to bow to him, but I had to do it if I didn’t want him to find out who I was.

But her heart yearns for freedom, for love, for something more than the life she has been promised. Unbeknownst to her, the Sun God watches, waiting for his chance to strike. He has chosen his weapon—a cursed Alpha, a wolf haunted by fire and shadows. This Alpha walks a dangerous path, his heart hardened by loss and betrayal. But even he cannot escape the will of the gods. Their fates are bound, as are their hearts. The Alpha’s Princess and the rogue wolf are destined to collide, their union sparking a chain of events that will change the balance of power forever.

In the presence of this unnamed princess, a paradox of purity and darkness, the Alpha Demon King's stoic exterior began to crack. Their encounters became a dance of contrasting elements—the princess, an embodiment of moonlit purity, and the Alpha Demon King, a creature of the shadows. The unnamed princess, unburdened by the weight of her curse, saw beyond the Alpha Demon King's imposing demeanor. Her innocence became a transformative force, a balm to the wounds that time had etched upon his soul. As their worlds collided, the unnamed princess and the Alpha Demon King discovered an uncharted realm where curses and bloodlines ceased to define their connection. Her laughter, a resounding melody

I pick up the phone again and dial. “Alpha Santiago, I think I have found the princess...” "Good, where?” “The Diamond Moon Pack!” "That is a dangerous pack, you wouldn’t think it but Alpha Sawyer is one cruel and brutal male when it comes to protecting his territory, his pack and his members, I don’t think he has lost a battle he has fought in.” “Yes, I know, which is why we are going to sneak in and allow the vampire prince to take on the Alpha while we sneak away with the princess...”

I took hope in that. “That he is,” Leah sighed. “He’s very handsome.” “So is the Princess,” I added. “It must run in the family.” Leah snorted in derision. “The Princess – what’s so special about her?” “Well, she is the Princess. She’s not some common wolf.” Raising an eyebrow in disbelief, Leah said, “Isn’t she? She wasn’t raised with the royal family. She might as well be a lowly commoner like us.” “I’m an Alpha,” I reminded her. “I’m not some lowly commoner. You are, though.” I threw the last comment in to irritate her as she was annoying me.

She shoved him aside and held the doorknob about to open the door. “I’m the Alpha..” I said out loud. She halted and tilted her head at me. What the fuck are you saying. “Shouldn’t you know? Or you’re just pretending not to.” “You’re the Alpha..” She chuckled. “..do you know who I’m then. I’m a princess. The lady Alpha.” She snarled in his face. And shut the door on me. I gasped. Fine. She was gonna see the alpha she was looking for.