Xeeraaruwa

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An Alpha-mage, one whose soul held nothing but darkness, but was known as the incapable Alpha, because that's how he appears to his pack.


Every Alpha is known to be an arrogant, possessive, egotistical, and controlling person but not this Alpha he was known to be a womanizer, inconsiderate, and undisturbed by the affairs of the pack. he's the most accurate definition of I don't give a sh#t kinda person...


His mate was bound to make him stronger, but when he found her he knew he had to reject her unless he was willing to let the darkness takeover...

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Okay, so do you think the Alpha would reject his mate? would he succeed in holding back the darkness within him?


What if he rejects his mate, but she doesn't take it lightly...

Breelia, Alpha Black's mate, is the daughter of the Alpha of the strongest pack to have ever existed, she hadn't been expecting to fall in love with her mate but when he rejected her, she vowed to make him pay.


How would she make him pay? would they become immortal enemies or would she forgive him?

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#Warnings this book is a slow burn, and you'd have to be patient with the characters as they develop with time.


Things aren't always going to be like sleeping in beds of roses well except they include thorns... haha just kidding... or not. Anyways 

please support this book as I actually started it for the WSA contest which I have little confidence about but with your help, we might make it...

And if you still find this interesting after the warnings then thank you for your support...


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PS. Book art doesn't belong to me and would be removed upon request by the true owner.

The Fate Of The Female Alpha

"No, you don't understand," she stopped crying and wiped her tears away.

"It is my fault," she said deadpanned.

I stared at her, not sure what she meant. My curiosity bubbled up tho, as I couldn't understand what she meant, and I couldn't stop thinking about what she said.

"How is it your fault?" I asked. The look on her face had turned serious.

I kind of had an idea of what she was going to say, but when she spoke, it was entirely different from what I was expecting.

"I shouldn't have let them take her away from the house," her voice was filled with regrets and I knew it was all coming from the fact that she was claiming herself for what happened.

"You couldn't have known Ley," I coaxed her to stop claiming she was at fault. If there was anyone who was at fault, then it was those two or should I say three evil-doers.

Self blame...