The Alpha's Protective Brothers Novels & Stories

For years, every alpha has wanted their power, to get a taste of whatever they had and make it theirs, but all of them have always been killed. To hear about them gave me chills, not to mention being near them, to be sent to them. “They don’t accept anybody into their pack. How do you expect me to do that?” I asked, tears dropping from my eyes. “Don’t worry, my beloved.” He walked away from me to his table, picking up a paper, “In the three years that you’ve been in the cell, the brothers have opened their pack up only to women. It seems their women are no longer enough to sate their hunger. But none of these women have made it back alive.”

"I know you don't remember, but I told you I would protect you. That hasn't changed just because your head is a mess." I didn't believe a word of it. Back in the slums, there were stories about the Alpha brothers. People said they were monsters who lured girls into the mountains, making them feel safe just so they could drink their blood. I looked at his face, searching for the monster, but he just looked tired. He looked at the tray on the table. "You still haven't eaten. The food is cold."

“It’s got everyone on edge, but it’s also got the alpha brothers circling you even tighter, and that’s stirring up all kinds of drama.” I reached for a plate of pancakes, the fluffy texture yielding under my fork. “Tell me about it.” Lila laughed, leaning against the counter, her apron dusted with flour as she wiped her hands on a towel. “Oh, you’re fishing now? Fine. Word of advice? Watch out for the alpha brothers.”

Then he gave Jason a firm look. "Jason, stand. That's an order." Jason's eyes widened at his brother. "You—" His chest heaved and after a tense pause, he pushed himself up while his eyes was still blazing. The three of them walked toward the center and toward Maxine, who was smiling triumphantly as if this had been meant to be all along. My heart shattered with every step they took. "Ladies and gentlemen!" the host suddenly announced. "Please welcome, the Alpha and Luna of the Crimson Pack. Alpha Octavian and Luna Ruby Blackstone."

Alpha Siblings Alpha Kate’s story continues in Alpha Siblings. Alpha Kate suffered many challenges on her way to finding her second chance mate, Alpha Colby. They are about to embark on their new life together when challenge after challenge interrupts their lives. Will they make it through the challenges together or are they doomed? Throw in the mix a sibling rivalry like no other and you have Alpha Siblings. 4. Ultimate Salvation

“One pack appears to be missing. Every single member is missing except for her. Her brother, we know, is in the wind.” “She’s admitted that her brother ripped off their Alpha.” “I suspect this Alpha is the one messing with my protection business. He’s collecting money for protection, providing no service. The few rogues left in the area appear to be taking advantage of the situation.” “She claims she saw her Alpha backed up by several rogues. Oh, since she’s failed to recover from what her brother lost, she’s been kicked from her pack. I’ve taken her in as a possession right now. Since, I’m convinced she’s a victim in this. I’ll take responsibility for her.”

"It's the one that matters most if this goes wrong." "Nothing's going wrong if we plan this correctly," Daven said, though I heard the strain underneath his own certainty, three years of careful control cracking slightly at the edges. "Which is exactly why I should be the one standing beside her. I'm the Alpha. I'm the one whose name is actually on the treaty they're proposing. Symbolically, politically, it needs to be me." "Symbolically." Knox's voice had gone sharp now. "You want to talk about symbolism while she's the one they specifically requested, not you. Maybe the symbolism they actually care about isn't which brother stands next to her."

"What about your brother?" That snapped me out of it. Out of my pitiful wallowing. Ethan. I felt terrible about forgetting about him after Marie's death. But how did he know about Ethan. "Don't you dare touch him." I gritted out. "I won't-" His mouth twitched. "But I'm not so sure about my brother. The fact you survived, must mean you have become his prey. But I can protect you and your brother, if you do as I say." And with that, he started to walk away. I knew he was expecting me to follow him but I didn't trust him. And I didn't want to lose Ethan.

I paced the floor of the lounge, uncertain what I should do. I had wanted desperately to go with Alpha Isak as he promised me he would bring my sister to be safely by my side. But, despite my protestations, the Alpha had been adamant I should remain within his pack, unsure of my safety if I were to go outside right now while people were on the hunt for my sister. He was already trying to protect me more than the senior members of my own pack had done in a long time...

“It was the closest I’d ever come to leading, and it’s the closest I ever want to be. My personal glory isn’t worth losing you – nothing is. You have no idea how desperately I prayed to have you back.” I feel a deep pang in my chest, undone by the vestiges of pain still haunting my brother’s features. “Well now I am back, and I need someone I can trust by my side.” I take him by the shoulders, encouraging him to look me in the eye. “Who better to watch my back than my big brother?” “That’s easier said than done.” Roger counters uncertainly. “Betas are supposed to balance their Alphas, not antagonize them.” “They are…” I confirm with a grin. “Do you think you can manage it?”