True Alpha Review Novels & Stories

I should’ve also known better than to tell her she should’ve just shown me her tits if she wanted to, and not contemplated the possibility she would follow through with it. But here I am, standing open-mouthed as Anna pulls down her grubby white top and bares her perfect pale tits to me. She’s confident at first, cocky even. Her shoulders are back and proud as she juts out her sweet rosy nipples. And I was wrong. I have seen plenty of tits in my time, but I haven’t seen it all before. I’ve never seen a pair of tits that make my mouth water like this pair. She has a beauty mark to the side of her right nipple. There’s a smear of mud above her left. And they’re beautiful. Perfect.

After a long pause, he conceded, "Alright. I'll give you a chance, but it comes with a probation period. If there's any trouble within the year, I'll remove you from your position immediately." "Thank you! I won't let you down," I said, exhaling a deep breath of relief as I left the study. "You're not alone. You still have me. I'll teach you everything you need to know to be a qualified Alpha," Julian whispered into my ear. At that, I added, "Not just qualified, but an excellent one!"

“They’re perfect. Look at them. LOOK.” I took a step back. Then another. “Nope, nope, nope. Too soon. Just got publicly rejected by a greasy man-child in front of an entire pack of assholes. I am not doing this again.” “That wasn’t a mate,” Lunaryn said gently. “That was a test. These? These are the real thing.” I took another step back. Tarin noticed first. “Dee? Alpha? What’s wrong?” Then Commander Hartfell turned toward me, alarm flickering in his gaze. “Alpha, you look pale…”

“And I’ll tell you what you want to know.” The tall one raised an eyebrow. “We don’t trade that cheaply.” The crouching man extended a small device — compact, humming softly with contained heat. “This will keep you steady. Faster. Stronger. It won’t anchor you, but it will stop the shaking.” Tarek stared at it. The land did not react. No warning. No pull. No resistance. Just absence. His hand trembled as he reached out. “Once you use it,” the woman said gently, “the Alpha won’t be able to pretend you were ever neutral.”

He looked at me. "Item eleven," he said. "Eleven wrong assessments," I said. "Eleven people who were told they were less than they are." "He is going to tell them the truth," Zane said. "Yes." He was quiet. "That is significant," he said. Not emotionally. As an accurate assessment of what it cost. "An Alpha telling wolves in his own pack that the assessment he filed for them was wrong. That the system he ran them through was broken." He paused. "The resistance from that is going to be different from the Beta's resistance."

She took a bow and finished her speech with: “Thank you for welcoming me and my pack to your city. May this festival be a symbol of our shared strength, and may the unity we celebrate tonight echo far beyond these days of revelry.” The room erupted into deafening applause as she bowed again. I myself, was stunned. I’d known the night we met that Andrea was special. She just proved right then and there that she was more than special—she was powerful and stunning and magnetic and— “Can you believe her?” Natasha scoffed. “What a load of bull.” I turned my head to her, struggling to keep my emotions in check. “Excuse me?” She pouted, pressing herself into me. “You see right through her, don’t yo

He looked up at me, his eyes widening in surprise. "Hey," I said, my voice filled with nervousness. "I... I wanted to talk to you." Leo’s expression softened as he motioned for me to come closer. "I've been thinking a lot," I began, my voice shaky. "And I realised that tomorrow is never guaranteed. I’ve been letting fear get in the way of every decision I’ve made since becoming Alpha. But I don't want to do that anymore.”

"Foolish, you're all willing to die for an Omega! You're all insane to want to fight to the death with a lowly, incompetent being!" Alpha Theo's voice boomed, but no response was heard. Instead, all the Silver Moon Pack troops stood firmer and gripped their weapons tighter. Raven was startled by a mechanical sound, and the transparent screen reappeared in front of him. DING! This time, the screen was larger than usual and displayed text that he could read very clearly. [LEGACY OF THE FIRST ALPHA] [Authority Resonance Complete Pack Trust: 100% Current Authority: 45 New Title Acquired:

"The alpha is executing the protocol!" "

Just when she was offering her last prayers to the river goddess, she thought her water broke. It can’t be! She panicked. She was unusually big for someone whose baby was only a six-month-old fetus. She clutched her stomach in pain and was filled with remorse for wanting to end the little one’s life when she thought about killing herself. How could she forget him? She knew it was a boy. She chanted under her breath, distracting herself from the pain that pierced through her body with each contraction. The waters of the Nile shuddered at the sound of the baby’s first cry. The moon emerged out of the clouds wanting to take a peek at the newborn; the first alpha.