Novels by Abodunrin olamide

Eva Grey“When would she wake up, doctor?” I heard a deep voice ask, and ceaseless thoughts ran through my mind as I struggled to place a finger on where I had heard the voice from.“That’ll depend on her will to live,” I heard another man, who I guessed was a physician, reply. “For most of the wolfsbane has already been removed from her body,” he added.“What happened to her, Alpha Ashton?” The doctor asked.Alpha Ashton? The name sounded familiar, but I didn't have the time to think. I wanted to know what they would use me for so I listened attentively.“I don't know. I only got a report from my beta, Sean that a body was found at the boarders of our pack, and we rushed there,” the man whom I had just learned was Alpha Ashton explained. “What we thought to be a dead body, miraculously had some life left in it.”The doctor hummed in response.“I should get to other patients,” I heard the doctor say, footsteps fading away as he left the room.Panic surged through me, but I forced myse

Ashton McLeanSeated cross-legged with a glass of wine in hand, I, Ashton McLean, Alpha of the Black Lycan clan, exuded an air of dangerous charm. Known for my ruthless actions and business-minded approach, I had made our pack the most feared among many, commanding both respect and fear from those around me.As I savored the rich aroma of the wine, there came a knock on the door, followed by the entrance of a huge, topless man with a chest full of bulging abs. It was Beta Sean, bowing respectfully as he entered.“Alpha,” he addressed me, his voice reverent.“What’s the matter?” I inquired without looking away from my wine glass, my demeanor calm but alert.“News has reached us that the Blue Moon pack has been besieged and taken over by rogues,” Beta Sean informed me, his tone grave.“And what has that got to do with me?” I asked, squinting my eyes slightly as I focused on his words.“A few days ago, they sent a letter to us requesting an alliance with our pack,” he explained.“Why wo

Clasping my hands around the arrow, I made to pull it out of my arm.“If I were you, I wouldn’t try that,” the rogue beside Rebecca said as he shook his head with pity in his eyes.“Jerome!” Rebecca glared at him after he spoke. “How could you say that to her? Don't tell me you’re starting to feel the mate bond?” She grabbed onto his arm, blinking her lashes at him, her lips pouted.“Don’t worry, love, I just want her to be willing to transfer power to me. You know that’ll be better than forcefully taking it from her,” Jerome reassured her, smoothing back her hair. His voice was soft, almost soothing. “And that arrow is poisoned with wolfsbane,” he added, turning to stare at me, his smile turning sinister.“Bastards!!!” I screamed, already feeling the poison seeping into my system. No matter how fast my healing ability was, I couldn’t fight the power of wolfsbane. Wolfsbane was the most lethal way to kill a wolf, whether in any form—drug, weapon, handcuffs, chain, or whatsoever. My

“Alpha!!! The pack is under attack,” the weak and anxious voice of Diego came through my mind link, sending a jolt of fear through me.“How is that possible?” I inquired, my mind racing with disbelief and concern, furrowing my brow in worry.“Looks like they had insider information, cause they were able to get past the pack border without being noticed,” Diego replied, his voice trembling with uncertainty.“Tell all women, children, and elders to go into their various hiding cellars, and no matter what, I repeat, no matter what, if I haven’t given the order to retreat, no one should come out of their hiding places,” my voice laced with authority as I ordered Diego. My eyes flashed with determination and resolve.“Diego, find a way to inform Greg of the situation, and also send for he…” Before I could finish my order, I was hit in the side by a strong force, sending me flying to the ground, my body tensing with shock and pain.My eyes took the sight of men standing before me, while my

As the weight of responsibility pressed down on my shoulders, I sifted through the files of my pack's affairs, feeling the burden of leadership heavy upon me.But when the urgent call of danger echoed in my mind, my tranquil office transformed into a battleground of decisions. “Attack! There’s an attack at the pack borders!” The urgent words were frantically conveyed to me through a mind link, sending a shiver down my spine. Fear gripped my heart as I realized the gravity of the situation. I knew that every stroke of my pen would pale in comparison to the impending clash at the borders, and a sense of dread washed over me.“What’s the situation over there?” With a start, I stood up, my pulse quickening, and dashed out of the office, leaving the pack house behind.“We are outnumbered, Alpha, and the borders would be breached soon,” the anxious voice of my second-in-command of the pack warriors reported, their tone filled with urgency.“Try to hold on, I’ll be there in a jiffy.” Runni