True Alpha Review Novels & Stories

light was blinding, pulsing with the frequency of the "New Genre." "I don't want to hurt Dada," Kaelen whispered, his eyes solid violet. "Then you have to 'Delete the Reader', Genesis," a new voice boomed—the voice of the "First Alpha" returning from the grey static. The First Alpha appeared behind the Critic, his hand of "Biological Remorse" reaching for the man’s hoodie. "The 'True Real World' is not Chicago, children. It's the 'Silence' between the words. To get there... you have to 'Burn the Theater'."

And yet Wyatt Frost stood before the academy arena without hesitation and nearly defeated me. He must have awakened, too. There was no other explanation for the way he moved. The way his endurance surpassed normal limits. I opened the drawer beneath my desk and retrieved a worn document. I stared at the faded words for a long moment. ‘From the dust of a broken pack, a True Alpha shall rise. They will not lead with teeth, but with Truth. Their eyes shall see the rot in the heart, And their voice shall silence the many as one.’ I slowly leaned back in my chair again.

he says as he scrunches up his nose. He looks at me knowingly, and I purse my lips and avoid eye contact. "Both of us?" Mavy asks and shoots me a glance. "Mavy must have rubbed off on me Alpha." Alpha's are bigger, better, and their senses are 10 times stronger than the average wolf. I know he could see through my lie. "Hmm..." Alpha Joshua murmurs. He seemed to be mulling something over as Mavy ripped open the bag of chocolates.

“I do. Having defeated Liam, I feel this power coursing through me. It´s as if this reservoir of strength has opened up within me and I can tap into it.” "That´s because at the moment you defeated Liam, you became a true Alpha. You´ve unlocked your true potential as a First Wolf. Earning an Alpha status through trial by combat is scarier than just bowing down to your Alpha.” Nolan explained. “Although why do I feel like there´s something else?” “What is it?” Lucas asked. “You think it´s the Blood Moon?” “I don´t know.”

"One. Two—" We shifted before three. Caught the guards mid-advance. Titan emerged massive and black and furious. Aurora appeared silver and deadly and glowing with True Alpha power. And for a moment, seeing her wolf fully manifested, I remembered why the Council feared True Alphas so much. She was magnificent. Terrifying. More powerful than any wolf I'd ever seen. The guards hesitated. The dampeners prevented her from using Alpha command but they couldn't hide the raw power radiating from her. Several wolves actually stepped back in instinctive fear.

That’s why I was happy to run away from those monsters and follow him. I trust him so much, but I want to repay what he has done for me by being useful and not sitting around like a princess waiting for some prince charming. “Uriel, it is not—” “Good alphas still exist. Your fake lashes wouldn’t let you see them. Get your fucking head out of the dirt.” Fake lashes? “I don’t have fake lashes and I have never seen a good alpha in my life…” I hesitated when he looked in my direction once more. “Okay, you are the first good Alpha I’ve ever seen in my life. I have to admit this—”

He hands me one and gulps down the other, "I got greedy. I thought I could stay out longer because I could handle myself, but I got ambushed. I only managed to escape because I got lucky." Cole pours himself another glass. Seeing him so vulnerable for a moment, aside from his usual stuck-up attitude, attracts me to him. I take a drink in hopes the bitter taste will force me to focus on something else. "One last question... at least for now, what does being an Alpha mean?" "Hmph," Cole snides. "What?" I push.

I reply under my breath. As if he could feel our presence, the Alpha closest to T and I turned around, amber liquid in his crystal glass nearly spilling out. Alpha of Wisdom. One of the most intimidating Alpha’s of them all, who everyone claims has an unspoken secret. He can join the club with that one.

I stared at the ancient chains. “So the First Alpha tried to use the power.” “He did.” “And what happened?” The being's expression became serious. “He discovered that power does not remain obedient simply because the person who awakens it believes their intentions are good.” The chamber suddenly became silent again. The being lifted one hand as far as the chains allowed. A faint light appeared above its palm. For a moment, I saw images moving inside the light. The Sacred Forest. The First Alpha. Hundreds of wolves. The ground shaking.

I turn toward the door, and wait. No more than a minute after Rylan moves to stand beside me, a line of carriages trudge down the driveway toward us. Rain starts to drip from the heavens as the pack unloads from the carriages. They make their way up the steps, the smell of wet dog wafting in with them. I nod my head respectfully at them as they pass, getting mostly polite smiles in return. When most of the group has gone inside, I feel the Alpha coming. A glance at Rylan, and I know she feels his presence.