The Big Sky Alpha Novels & Stories

Whatever feud they had with the Styles’ finally ended that night. The Beta, Logan St. Cloud became the Alpha of the Dark Forest pack. His beautiful wife Aaliyah was now the Luna of the pack. They had adorable twins, a boy and a girl. Alexander and Lexi Sky were now the future of the pack. They were all overjoyed with the change. For them, it was like being able to breathe again because according to Logan, Jax and Riley were not very good leaders. They had feared for the pack's future for so long.

He paused for a moment to let his reassurance sink in and continued, “I will give you protection and get you all the access and resources you will need in getting your revenge. In return, you’ll become my Luna just on paper. After the year is over, I will pay you handsomely. You’ll be free to go wherever you please and do whatever you want with it.” I began processing everything he said when Sky said, “Alana, this is a one-time opportunity for us.” “Can you allow me to think!” I snapped back, irritated by her impulsiveness. Different thoughts clouded my mind. I don’t even know this Alpha—his name, history, or reputation. What if he and Jared are acquainted and this was a trap? “Well, there’s

My Beta had already gone ahead to secure the gates, so I sat alone in the back seat, staring out at the winding forest roads, the windows slowly tinting against the light. We were nearing The Obsidian Summit, the seat of the Five Alpha Council. To the rest of the realm, the council building was a place of diplomacy and law. To me? It was a crypt. A towering blackstone cathedral built into the mountain itself, ancient and unmoving. Obsidian columns lined the front, jagged like fangs, as though the building was preparing to bite into anyone who dared lie inside its walls. Etched into the stone above the great iron doors was the sigil of the Council, five wolves circling a blood moon.

A sudden dread pooled in my stomach. ​“Look at the sky, Silas,” the shadow whispered. “Look at what your pride has done.” ​I looked up, but before I could process the swirling indigo clouds, the ground began to shake. Not with the vibration of the Forge, but with the heavy, rhythmic thud of something approaching from the perimeter. Something large, fast, and fueled by a very different kind of fury. I looked toward the edge of the Scrapyard and saw a massive silhouette cresting the ridge. It was a wolf, larger than any I had ever seen, its fur shimmering with a silver white frost that defied the warmth of the West. It was not a Harvester. It was the Alpha of the North, and he was coming for m

Benny, Alpha of the SlaughterHounds mutters with a smile. “Oh, and as far as your plan to go after the Lycan King goes, be my guest. You said I should take some time to think about it right?” I down the glass of wine in a single gulp. “Well I'm telling you now exactly what I told you three days ago: I couldn't care less.” For the longest time, I've considered every Alpha in Skyridge nothing more than bleating sheep. Like hell I'd join forces with a single one of them.

Riviera conjures up a bag of dog treats, then throws it at Justin, along with a tennis ball. "Enjoy." Riviera winks at him. "Wow, that is so awesome." Sash claps. "Yes, and tomorrow we are going to come back to this gym and I'll get you to use your conjuring, or I'm not the True Alpha." The place falls silent. "The what now?" Sabastian cocks his head to the side. "I am the true Alpha, Alpha." Riviera nods. "That's you?" Sabastian and Justin said at the same time.

I stayed as close to Skyr as I could because he was the only one with the map. And I did it because my father had warned me to. The Megalodon that we are about to meet is the Alpha of the three and the biggest. Dad claims that if I could persuade him that Skyr is not a threat, the other would obey without question. “Skyr, take it easy. Don't get too far away from me.” I yelled. Upon hearing my request, Skyr stopped and looked back at me. “Let's go, Nathalia. Maintain your pace.” He says encouragingly with a tiny grin on his face. “Don’t let a mere Atlantean beat you underwater when it comes to speed.”

Grace tried to strike her chances. "As an Alpha of the Amber Moon Pack, your brother must have ways to train his warriors and prepare them for possible attacks or even wars and as an Alpha of the Blue Moon pack, I don't poke my nose in other pack's businesses." Alpha Rain said, trying to sound as polite as possible. His wolf was on the edge of snapping Grace away but he urged the stubborn guy to leave this to him.

Hakan warned as he stopped right next to Skye who has her eyes focused solely on the first claw machine that got her interest. “Despite how short I am compared to you, I am an adult and can handle myself. If I do ever get lost, I can ask around. So, please, for the love of god, don’t smother me,” she mumbled at him. If it wasn’t for the Alpha’s enhanced hearing and their proximity he might have never heard what she had said. “I’ve already had enough of people smothering me.” She added but this time a faint whisper. “All right then. Go ahead and have fun. Just don’t go to any rides yet.” Skye just ignored the Alpha as she continued on playing on the claw machine, intending to win and take hom

It was Alpha, and boy, did it smell really amazing, like home. Allen shook her head as she tried to concentrate on Ohm's scent, which was barely there, and before she could get it, she was tackled on the ground and was now laying on her back with another wolf pinning her down. The wolf was huge, and it smelled like the same alpha she had been smelling before. The wolf's fur was black with a reddish tint, and his eyes were gold. He was gorgeous, and Allen had never seen a wolf like that before. When Allen looked up, she saw the Alpha growling at Allen and showing his canine teeth. Allen whimpered and closed her eyes. She knew this was a bad idea. She should not have run after Ohm, but of cour