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The Alpha's Bride

Alpha Damon, the unmated Alpha of the largest pack in North America, is facing reality where Elders are pressuring him to marry a bride of their choice. A marriage of convenience. A marriage for power. Damon is aware that Elders want to use him in their schemes, and he is determined to show them that he is no one's pawn. No one can force him into marriage, not even the Moon Goddess. “I don’t need a woman in my life to obstruct me. A girlfriend is a nuisance, a wife would be a problem, and a mate would be a disaster.” Will he give in? Which one will he choose? Will he have a choice once he finds his mate? Join Damon on his journey during which he will broaden his horizons and change in the most unexpected ways when the right woman enters his life. --- Note: the main storyline ends with chapter 986. --- Connect with me. Discord: https://discord.gg/cFaejHB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedSonia.Novels Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redsonia_novels/ --- I own the cover. --- Give my other novels a try! - Amara - Reunion - The Supreme Alpha - Is this Destiny? - Accident Prone

RedSonia · Fantasy
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The Council of Alphas (12)

"I used despicable methods to embarrass you?", Damon asked. "It was your daughter that embarrassed you, Alpha Richard. And you agreed to that tribute. In what way did I force you?"

"Don't play innocent!", Alpha Richard exclaimed. "If it was just you, things would end up differently. But you used the support of several other Alphas to get your way!"

"Isn't that what you are trying to do here?", Talia interjected and leaned closer until her chest touched the table. "Do you want this Council to force Alpha Damon to issue a statement about how he bullied you and he is sorry? Do you want to cancel that tribute? Isn't that just using the Council to settle your private grudges?"

Maddox spoke next, "We all know how grudges are settled. You have a choice between a negotiating table or an Alpha challenge. Of course, you can also declare war, but a small incident at a party is usually not enough to justify casualties a war will bring."