Becoming His Alpha (Obeying His Alpha #3)

With the threat of being hunted down looming over them all, Henry has to prepare to defend himself and Paxton, although he doesn't think he has it in him to fight. Although he knows he has to fight to keep Paxton and their friends safe, it's much easier said than done. As if the stress from training with the brothers and their packs isn't enough, the full moon is soon upon them as well for Henry's second transformation.

As Henry and Paxton learns more about who is hunting them down and why, everything is not as black and white as it seems. Yet, if they want to survive, hard decisions must be made. After all is said and done, will Henry and Paxton's love persevere?

This book is the third installment in the “Obeying His Alpha” erotic romance novella series. The titles include:

* Obeying His Alpha (Book 1)
* Trusting His Alpha (Book 2)
* Becoming His Alpha (Book 3)

Warning: This novella contains scenes of an explicit nature between consenting adults. This novella is intended for an 18+ audience.

Word count: 29,000

Excerpt:

Paxton smiled as his dark gaze grew more gentle. “Henry, I'd be honored to have you as my mate.”

Henry barely knew what to do with himself. Given the seriousness of the conversation they were having, being told that he was desired as an actual mate was beyond him. He knew how serious this offer was. Nothing in that moment seemed real as Henry trembled.

“I... I'd be honored to be your mate as well,” Henry finally uttered, barely trusting his own voice.

“Geez, you guys are so formal,” Lucas sighed while rolling his eyes.

Paxton scowled at Lucas as Henry gazed down at his lap, blushing away. His heart felt so light in the moment despite the heaviness of the atmosphere around them.

Paxton cleared his throat, then got back down to business.

“If you're going to be training my pack, just remember that I'm still ultimately their alpha. We're working together right now but they're not yours to entirely command.”

“If I'm training them, they'll do as I say,” Lucas retorted.

“You two do know you're talking about your friends, right?” Henry sighed with exasperation. “All this talk about dominating over them, being in control... You make it sound like they're property more than living, breathing beings. Don't you ever take a step back and listen to yourselves?”

It was clear that what Henry had said didn't sit well with the brothers. Lucas in particular looked like he wanted to fight. The fact that he didn't spoke volumes to Henry, though, since it meant he likely saw some truth in the words.

“When we're going into all of this, just remember that we're in it to protect friends,” Henry murmured. “Otherwise, it's too easy to lose sight of everything and sacrifice those you hold dear to reach your goals.”

“Deep,” Lucas muttered in a rare moment of sincerity.

“Very,” Paxton agreed.

Henry steeled his jaw as he looked between the brothers, making sure that his words took root in their minds. He didn't really know where that came from, but he hated the thought of people – werewolves – being talked about as though they were nothing but mindless drones. He needed to remind the alphas of their own humanity to ensure that they wouldn't get too carried away.

Paxton cleared his throat and turned his head back to Lucas. “Okay, let's talk about the battle training.