Alpha Mine (The Alpha Council Chronicles) by Brenda Sparks

Author:Brenda Sparks [Sparks, Brenda]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Suspense, Contemporary, Paranormal
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press, Inc
Published: 2013-10-25T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 23

With the roar from von Haas shaking the walls of his library, the sound of his heartmate’s voice in his mind diverted Gage’s attention. Are you okay?

Yes, Andrea, my dear. I am fine.

I can hear you and the male. I’m sending Trace.

I can handle this! I do not need help.

I know you can, but we have guards for a reason.

Ten seconds later, Trace threw open the library door. He arrived in time to witness Stephan’s rage rippling from him like a blast wave of a nuclear bomb, knocking down everything in its path, including Gage who landed flat on his back on his expensive oriental rug. Like a thousand knives sticking his body, the vampire’s power flowed over him.

“Do you need any help?” Trace asked eyeing von Haas warily when the vampire turned toward the guard.

“Yes,” bellowed Gage pointing toward the door. “Get him the hell out of my house! The sun has risen, throw him outside!”

Already braced, Stephan didn’t move when Trace rammed into him. Trace wrapped his arms around the male, trapped Stephan’s arms to his sides and lifted him off his feet. Stephan struggled as Trace made his way out of the office into the hall, Gage on his heels. The guard’s arms tightened around Stephan’s middle. Gage heard one rib crack, the sound amazingly satisfying.

Gage felt Stephan summon his strength. After he forced Trace’s arms apart, Stephan spun and threw Trace against the wall. His hand shot out to grasp the guard’s throat, but his guard ducked, using his agile speed to dart out of reach.

I’m coming.

Damned woman. No, Andrea! Stay away. Trace and I are handling this.

His heart seemed to drop to his toes when his mate appeared at the top of the stairs. She stopped as she rounded the corner, her eyes glued to the thrashing bodies in the hall. They were a blur of motion. Her eyes tracked the crimson flying in a wide arc. Her nostrils flared registering the blood before it hit the floor. Connected mind to mind as they were, Gage felt her anger rise. It burned like bile in her throat. Her guard, her friend was losing the fight. She screamed, the piercing sound of which echoed in the foyer.

His heartmate drew Stephan’s attention, a fortunate distraction. The vampire turned toward her and his hand hit the now empty wall in front of him. Plaster fell to the floor as his fingers bit into the wall instead of Trace’s neck.

The well-trained guard seized the momentary distraction and rushed forward grasping Stephan in a lineman’s tackle that sent him crashing down on the floor. Von Haas kicked his legs, catching Trace in the gut, and sent him flying in the opposite direction. The guard landed hard with a grunt of air.

Both males jumped to their feet, settling into identical fighting stances.

Gage moved further down the hall, wanting to get his heartmate to safety. Unfortunately, the males’ battle stood between him and his mate. The need to protect his woman and unborn child pushed at him urgently.

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