The Lost Alpha Princess Novels & Stories

Clark hissed at her. "And, you are my prisoner, I'll do whatever pleases me with you", he threatened. "I won't, someone will come and find me here!" She hissed. "It's hard to find something that you look at every day and can't see properly", Clark said. "I can't believe how disgusting you are, what do you think I am? She asked in disbelief. "I'm Alpha Rogue, my pack has no name, and if it were a name for us, it would be bloodthirsty, so don't tempt me!" He shouted.

“What news have the scouts brought from the capitol? I’ve heard whispers in the tavern that the Alpha King has finally sold the princess off. Is it true?” I nodded, keeping my gaze steady. “Who’s the lucky Alpha?” Rhys asked, clearly curious. “Lukas Grimwood,” I spat, unable to hide my distaste for the shifter. “They say that the princess is treated terribly at the castle. Her father starves and beats her. I can’t imagine she’ll fare better with the Grims.” Rhys groaned. “Fucking Lukas. I heard there was an incident at the castle and he locked himself in the bathroom and hid like a frightened pup. Goddamn coward.”

I exchanged a look with Princess. “War?” I mouthed. The concept amazed me. Who would be crazy enough to want to go to war with Golden Crest? The mountains alone were impossible to gain access to. “Have you heard about the Crest Mantle of the Alpha Prime?” She whispered. My eyes widened. My heart skipped several beats. I knew of the Crest. Was Alex now Alpha Prime? “It's missing and all the Alpha's are racing to find it. Somehow, my dad has convinced most of them that we are hiding it.” Princess added with a frown. I breathed relievedly. But somehow, her words remind me of the Old Alpha and my dreams.

Her body remembered the movements well, but her mind was elsewhere. She saw them at the corner of her eye-Alph and Alpha Delton's daughter. It was as they were strolling in the garden adjoining the training ground, lost in deep conversation. Princess with her elegant stance and flowing dress bent toward Alph, soft laughter echoing across when she caught a stray hair behind her ear. Alph on his part seemed riveted by whatever they were discussing, his expression unreadable yet focused. And they walked side by side, like from a frame of one of those royal fairytales.

They read the decree to every family house in the Donner's pack. The incident of the imprisoned Princess escaping from the dungeon and running away from the pack was the topic on every person's lips in the Donner's pack. Luna Luciana walked into the Alpha chambers without allowing the maids or the Alpha's personal guard to inform the king of her presence, "My king….." She bowed slightly. The Alpha didn't reply in words but only nodded, still lost in his thoughts, "Are you still thinking about the silly girl?" She asked, trying not to sound fake and he nodded absentmindedly.

The Alpha also took his time to explain how things are being done to her so she would be fully aware and she was grateful for that, the memory loss narrative was really working out in her favor. The Alpha went on to discuss how they picked out their roles for this year. Since whatever the dead loves has to be presented on her remembrance rites table by her children, Prince Bain volunteered to bring in her favorite bird which was the parrot, alive. The late Luna also loves mountain lilies so she would have to bring that one for the rites. “My Alpha, we all know the Princess cannot swim and she has to cross over the water before she can get to the mountain to get the required lilies” Remy argu

"Tell me." "Colin's been losing territory to Ares for years. His pack is weakening, his resources stretched thin. This invitation isn't about peace—it's about sizing up his enemy." Elinor's hands worked quickly, smoothing out wrinkles. "If Colin thinks he can take Ares down, he will. He's just waiting for the right moment." "And where does that leave me?" "Hopefully, alive and free." She met my eyes. "But you have to play this perfectly, Leah. One wrong move and you'll be caught in the crossfire between two Alphas fighting for dominance. And neither of them will care about one captive princess."

Because I had not read that name. I had felt it. Like it belonged to me before memory did. Silas’s grip on my arm tightened slightly without him realizing it. Caspian looked at me again. Carefully now. Like he was watching a structure collapse in real time. “The lost princess,” he said quietly, “was never unprotected.” A pause. Then: “She was hidden.” My throat went dry. Hidden. Not dead. Not lost. Hidden. The mark on my wrist burned so sharply I almost cried out.

He did not even look back. She collapsed to the floor, sobbing silently. The mark in her wolf pained her. It was Dorian’s bite, a trace he had once promised never to remove. Now that promise meant nothing. If she had another chance, she would not fall in love with Dorian again. After Dorian left, Alpha Alistair and Alpha Morgana acted decisively. The lawyer drafted the claim release agreement almost immediately. The house staff packed all of Seraphina’s belongings. “The Blackthorn family will give you a suburban house for your use. There is also a sum of money,” Morgana said coldly. “This is already generous. If you interfere with Leo, Dorian, or Vivienne in the future, I will not forgive yo

Being the Alpha's last child and only girl, I was surrounded by love and luxury. But that all changed the night my family was murdered by my father’s best friend and my godfather, Beta Peter. The alpha of the Midnight Ridge pack had been betrayed by his closest ally The memory still haunted me; my mother’s panicked face when she woke me up, and their pained looks while they were being torn apart. Pulling the tray out of the warm water, I shook my head in hopes of getting the haunting memories of their lifeless bodies from my mind, but it still stayed.