The Alpha's Younger Sisters Rebellion Novels & Stories

I recently became Alpha and my sister loathes it and cherishes it at the same time. I’ve been running the pack with the guidance of my mother, the Fire Luna up until almost two years ago. I’ve attained quite the prestige around these parts and I’ve won Alpha of the year this year, last year I lost by a close vote to Alpha Ryan of Dark Moon pack. I click the tip of my pen as I watch her close the door, “My moon goddess.” I smile at her as she makes her way in. Mirabelle is my younger sister we’re very close in age.

He was not allowed to use our mates as punching bags. “My sister will never allow you to treat her like a doll guys. Even when they were younger they were out there beating the shit out of anyone that tried to get in their way and told them to act like ladies. Sorry guys but get used to it, they will never mine the way you would like them to. You may get Reign but Remmie is a whole other category. And I am glad you stop your brother Cain. You two ever raise your hands to my sisters out of anger, you will have to deal with my anger, and trust me it won't be nice or kind.” Alpha Samuel said. “Don’t worry Alpha your sisters are safe with us. But I am telling you right now that they are getting

"I am not going to shut up, father; I am not saying anything wrong, and it's not only Alpha's mistake; the younger sister also did wrong. I know she is a nice introvert, and maybe she doesn't have enough courage to talk to Alpha about her sister. But she is still her sister; it's her duty to give her happiness. There must be a way to be so the three can live with each other; uncle Michael said himself that the Moon Godness only makes some pairs by herself, which means the three of them are meant to be together as a mate." "You are right, Ashley, but you can't make others understand if they don't want to." Sebastian said and looked towards Alexander, who gave him a confused look. "But let Mic

The girl called Al glared at Daphne. "She is the alpha, and you will respect her as such." "We don't have an Alpha, so I do what I want." She grinned, and her rotten teeth sparkled. "You will be killed as a rogue if you don't get your silly ass out of here, girl. We do not wish to harm you." "You are not killing my sister on my watch!" The smallish girl snarled, like her words would change anything. "Alia!" Gina growled, hating her sister's untimely appearance, when the witches and vampires whistled at the drama. It was cringeworthy. "Get out of here, or else your head will be separated from your body!"

"If we hadn't attacked the rogues, then all of this wouldn't be happening. A rebellion would take place soon, and you know it. They wouldn't stay silent—" "We are fighting demons, not rogues. Check your dictionary more often." Elder Tony seemed to agree. "He has a point, Alpha. The moment your wolves rebelled against the throne, it made us weaker. Spineless demons think they can stand a chance." "Well, my beta took the head of a rebel as an example. I don't see your point, elders!" I rose on my feet, fisting my hands at my side, but throughout, my heart sank to my stomach.

he ordered, and Tobias immediately stared at him, unable to defy the Alpha’s command. “Don’t ever try what you just did. Do you know the kind of abomination you are trying to create? Do not let Lily get to you. Yes, Lily is very cunning, and she will always try to make you desire her. But don’t let it happen. You two don’t fit. You two can’t be together. You need to get that into your head. You need to always remember that particular word I am saying to you. The both of you can never, ever try to be together. That is enough. Don’t let me say it again because you won’t like it. You are my Beta; she is my sister. Have you ever heard of a situation where a Beta tries to meet with the Alpha's si

“No. You’re not our Alpha anymore.” I blinked, disbelieving, my pulse quickening. “What are you talking about?” Another voice, joined bitterly. “The Alpha protects his people. You're hosting a party while our people suffer dying day to day and no matter how many reports we give, you all turned a blind eye to the vampire attacks.” My stomach dropped as the realization settled in, they were Omegas. Just like Alpha Kincaid predicted they were starting a rebellion.

Now, they were kneeling side-by-side on the ground, facing the fuming old Alpha and Damien's mother, whose face was grim. "Explain yourselves! What in the world is going on with you and Lyra? You're brother and sister! How dare you be together!" the old Alpha roared. Damien spoke first, without a shred of hesitation. "We're not blood-related. Lyra is just an adopted daughter of the pack. Father, Mother, my mate bond with Selena is broken. I want to be with Lyra, to be true mates." The old Alpha’s face flushed red with anger. He’d never imagined that the heir he had such high hopes for would develop such forbidden feelings for his own stepsister, and even go behind the entire pack's back to b

My lineage stretched back unbroken through seventeen generations of female Alphas. Silver Crescent maintained the traditions of the last matriarchal clan, revering female wolves above all else. My mother was the current Alpha of the pack – feared by enemies, beloved by her people. Taking a deep breath, I held Lily's hand and walked toward home, past the silver-barked trees that had given our pack its name. "Your grandmother carved her mark on that tree when she became Alpha," I told Lily, pointing to a massive trunk bearing an intricate spiral symbol. "And someday, you might carve yours."

“Poor Selene. So much power, so little idea what to do with it. Once Luka is gone, she’ll be even easier to break.” I stood up and turned toward her. She was already dressed in black robes, her hands dusted in ash from the last ritual. “You’re really leaving now?” She nodded, tying a crimson cloth around her waist. “Luka’s soul is hanging by a thread. Once it snaps, I’ll be there to take what’s left and summon my dead sisters. The ritual can’t wait.” I walked over to her, lowering my voice. “Be careful. The alphas aren’t as blind as they once were. They’re watching everything, waiting for you to make a mistake.”