Prophesy: Book II


Shifter and Vampire True Mates story.





This story DOES NOT contain or even mention MPREG. 



Let me out! Let me out! Alek screamed. He couldn’t take the way Bell was watching him, unsure if it was Alek in there or if Wolf was acting solely on his own like when he’d first bitten Bell. No one could hear him, not even his siblings through their link. Wolf was powerful enough to cut it all off, and that was exactly what he’d done.

Alek was devastated, not only because he was now severed from his pack, his friends, his brothers, and his alpha, but he was also restricted from communicating with his mate. If they’d fully mated there’d have been no influence strong enough to break their mental link. But that wasn’t the case. Alek could only hope Wolf didn’t keep the surface long. Often, Wolf thought he was acting in their best interest, and most of the time his animal instincts were right and got them out of very dangerous situations, but right now he begged Wolf to trust  that he knew what was best, and that this was an issue only Alek—the man—could fix.

Wolf was poised and ready to pounce on anyone who tried to go away with their mate, Alek could taste his animal’s hostility it was so great, leaving a tart taste in his mouth, and a shaken stomach. Suddenly, he felt a shift inside them, Wolf getting jerked hard to the right, his hindquarters hitting the ground before he shot back up. He inched backward on high alert, their body heat spiking to an uncomfortable temperature. Alek shook inside Wolf’s body as the air started to shimmer around them.

Oh no. Alek panicked. Wolf?

Heat waves radiated on all sides of him, preventing anyone from getting close. Wolf was losing the surface to something far more dangerous than any of them, and the first shifter who sensed it was Wick. He flashed forward and yanked Bell to safety, sparking a jolt of electricity that zapped through Wolf, past Alek, and directly to the depths of his soul. 

“Everyone take cover!” Mac yelled, then shifted into his white wolf, along with the rest of his brothers. They weren’t as big as Justice or Wolf, but all of them were larger than most shifters.

Alek watched in horror from the inside as his pack mates began to scatter, scooping up their pups and hauling ass towards their cabins. Oh no. Wolf! Don’t let him out. Alek felt the monster coming, and there wasn’t a damn thing he could do about it. Wolf was the only one able to hold him back, but from the way Wolf was snarling and snapping left and right, Alek knew they weren’t gonna win this time.

I’ll have to run, Alek. I don’t think I can hold it.

You have to! Or let me out so I can touch Bell. He can stop this.

If it touches our mate. It could kill him.

Then run goddamnit!

Wick continued to hold Bell around his waist while his mate struggled in his grip, begging his king, any damn one, to just tell him what was happening. Alek could only imagine what the entire scene looked like. Justice and his betas were in an attack formation, and Wolf was acting like he had rabies. It was enough for him to say ‘fuck it… just run’. Wolf backed into some shrubbery, immediately singeing the dull green leaves which sizzled and fell to the cold ground.

“No one touch him!” Justice ordered.

Alek was glad he could only see the pain in his brother’s eyes and not feel it. He could feel nothing but Wolf and fire. And anger… so much anger.

Run! Alek shouted.

“Aleksei!” Bell hollered as Wolf turned and dashed into the woods, aiming for their maximum speed to keep anyone from following.

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Title: Prophesy: Book II  The Bringer of Wrath

Series: The King & Alpha Series

Genre: M/M Paranormal Romance

Length: 315 Pages

Release Date:  May 25, 2019

Edited by: Sue Laybourn

Cover Artist: Jay Aheer

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