All Chapters of The Female Alpha: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 2: White wolf Red.   Under its paws. On the ground. Liquid red. Heat scorched the snow, although it wasn't enough to melt, it still obscured the purity of the grounds the wolf stood on. The human side would have wanted to question the intruders, but the wolf didn't understand reason, it believed in the most severe kind of judgment. It knew only to kill. To protect its own. Dead. Before they could even understand what was happening, all eight of them were lying on the ground drowning in their own blood. The temperature chilled. Snow began to fall again, heavily. Within a few hours, there will be no trace of the blood and gore, or the bodies. All that will be left would be clear, unadulterated, snow. And a wolf, just as white as the ground it stood on. The white wolf, the most feared wolf in the world.  

Chapter 4: Captured Rhys’s P.O.V   Doonra was a small village located in the valley of the middle Himalayas, just outside of Shiwalik. This is as far as I could get using my personal chopper, the rest, we’ll have to trek on foot. Behind it, the thin pebbled road began its twisting ascend upwards to the snowy mountains that stretched for miles and ended in the far higher ranges of the Greater Himalayas. The densely snowy lands of the mountain that’ll lead to our destination started about 10 Kilometers north of this village. It was there that the spies were killed. It’s already been eighteen hours since the annihilation and judging by the dark snow clouds overhead, it had snowed overnight. I highly doubt we would find any trace of the attacker's scent or their bodies. I, Zyane and four other fighters sat in a small tea shop, pretending to be hikers while we tried to get as much information

Chapter 6: Mate Rhys’s P.O.V:   I woke up with a start, gasping for air as my lungs burned from deprivation and immediately groaned in pain. My arms were stretched and aching, silver cuffs made my skin burn with every contact. My face felt horribly raw and my right shoulder hurt like hell, probably from the bullet that village girl shot at me...wait… My eyes finally adjusted to the dim light of the large room that I was stacked in and it took some time for my eyes to adjust before I was able to see clearly. I was sitting up against a wall in what looked like a dungeon or a jail, my wrists bound together above my head with silver cuffs. I turned my head towards my shoulder with difficulty to see it poorly bandaged; dried blood stained the once white cloth a dark reddish brown. My face felt like the skin had been peeled off of it, which was probably the case since it hurt like a bit

Chapter 8: Pains of Betrayal Rhys’s P.O.V:   I don't know how long it has been, but it felt like eternity since I was left bleeding and chained to the dungeon walls. Zyane had tried to make small talk with me but I made it very clear that it was because of his mate that we're even in this hell hole. I haven't told him that the white haired women was my potential mate. I haven't confirmed it with her yet, so I wasn't even sure if she felt the bond at all. It felt so ironic thinking that not even a week ago, I was the one being lectured about finding my potential mate and settling down for the stability of the pack. And now, Karma the Bitch has bit me in the ass with all her might and my mate just turned out to be the potentially violent Alpha that Aiden and Devon were after. As promised, no food or water had arrived and I was pretty sure I was ready to drink my own blood

Chapter 10: Deal Mikalya’s P.O.V:   I slammed the door shut on my way out of the egoistic Alpha’s room. There was a crowd gathered outside in the hallway, most probably waiting for eager gossip or maybe they were just weary of what might happen next if I accidentally killed the Alpha? I wouldn’t be able to tell with my mind seething with rage. But my packmates had clearly felt the rage through the pack link, the intricate bond of blood that connected us all as a pack, because they parted like the red sea as soon as they saw me approach. I was sure I wasn’t a pretty sight either with my eyes glowing with the wolf’s rage and my lips pulled back n a snarl. Their hurried motion of stepping out of my way as if I would actually take my anger out on them, would have been comical if my mind wasn’t so distracted. I didn’t even know which way I was heading until I found myself standing in front of the training room. Maybe