The Lost Alpha: Book 1

A lone Alpha, Runik, living in secret amongst the humans, finds himself plunged into the spot light. An Omega on the run, Snow, crashes into his life and finds the heart of a human. Love, life, and all the complications that go with it run through the wilds of a small town in the middle of nowhere. The once quiet town of Durker will find itself toppled for a tight knot group of human kids which have learned the truth of the hidden world within their own.RunikThe night was flooded with the sound of the wind through the trees. Rustling leaves, crickets, and nocturnal feral critters sounded here and there. Runik lifted his head sniffing the cooling air. The hunt had grown cold these past few weeks as escaped convicts had been captured or mysteriously killed by a ravenous beast. The thought made him smirk in his own self-admiration. Small towns were closed-minded and too ignorant for what he did for them. Protection he, unbeknownst to them, provided was simply viewed as just a sweet small-town living. If they only knew. With a grumble and quick exhale Runik righted himself and made his way home weaving through the old trees. Living on the outskirts of town gave him the privacy he needed, but the seclusion seldom gave way to him finding himself at town meetings and other small gatherings. A lone Alpha was rarely heard of, but never did he desire to have a pack to keep at his heels or be responsible for. Petty reasoning. Nonetheless, one of many he could gather up from the drains of his memories as a pup in a pack. He bolted for a reason. Never looking back he found a town, this town, to call home. Far away from the menacing objectification of packs. Naturally, as a grown Alpha his need for his own personal territory was ingrained into his brain out of instinct. Since he had arrived it was almost a weekly ritual to mark the fair section of the county the citizens had owned.SnowHearing his name made me smile. “Runik…” I said it aloud slowly as if to memorize it. Looking up at me he smirked slightly. “Well, Runik…” My icy blue eyes looked over him with a grin. “Where is your pack? They live close by?” He turned the hot water on and started cleaning up the pan. “I don’t have one.” Arching a brow I couldn’t help but be curious. Seriously? no pack? That was highly unheard of. Unless… He was exiled. “Really? But…. You’re the Alpha here. From what my sensory tells me you have a massive territory.” Runik nodded to my statement confirming it as he set the pan in the strainer. Weird. An Alpha with no pack. Intriguing. “You’re a strange Alpha.” Read more