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The Alpha’s Little Brother Loves a Wood Elf (The Cresta Chronicles)

Dirge Cresta, youngest brother of the two most powerful Alphas in the Shifter Federation, is thrilled with his life over two years after Hades’ death. He’s only missing one thing–a mate. Then, his ally wood elf Princess Thessalia shows up in his kingdom with her best friend to find a plant and make a potion that could allow them to travel more outside their sacred groves. Thessalia, however, isn't just there for the plant–she's fleeing a forced marriage by hiding out in the shifter lands, safe with the Crestas. Being hunted, she must hide as a shifter to find the plant–in just three weeks. As Thessalia and Dirge, with the help of the Crestas, try to find the plant, they discover a shocking plot that could threaten not only the wood elves' but also doom Dirge and Thessalia's budding romance. Will Dirge and Thessalia find the plant and find love as fated mates before it’s too late? The Alpha’s Little Brother Loves a Wood Elf by Amanda Madden, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Amanda Madden · Allgemein
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50 Chs

Chapter 46: Heading For a Wood Elf Royal Wedding

Dane POV

Dane’s heart ached for Thessi, but he rejoiced in her freedom, and in the wood elves’ deliverance from darkness. Really, how desperate had Drannor been to attack Thessi’s tree?

It made him immensely proud that Dirge, Thessi, and Narbeth comforted Thalira first. Such a strong, valiant woman. He didn’t envy her task, explaining about Drannor to her children.

Separating from the group, Thalira silently followed the wood elf guards who carried away Drannor’s body. All the elves and shifters stood respectfully. Arm in arm, Thessi, and Dirge walked over to her bear poplar tree with Narbeth following, tiptoeing so lightly he barely disturbed the grass.

As one, Thessi and Dirge pressed their hands to the trunk of her bear poplar tree, to the deep grooves in its bark that did, indeed, resemble a bear’s claw marks. Both of them murmured low prayers in Wood Elvish. All the wood elves watched them with adoration. 

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