Miguel can consider himself lucky among the unluckiest. Abandoned by his family, betrayed by his Alpha, rejected by his true mate, and banished from his pack, Miguel should have died years ago. Nobody has survived so much, yet Miguel and his wolf managed to outlast, spending ten years as a rogue until the Firestorm Pack gave them a chance for a new life. Although still bitter and haunted by his past, Miguel moved on, achieved the Beta position, and devoted himself to serving his new home and Alpha. He lives for his job and is used to his loneliness, and as a former rogue marked by years of brutality and bloodshed, expects to stay mateless for the rest of his life. Until, because of the treaty, he is forced to take a mate; after all, arranged matings for higher-ups of the pack are nothing extraordinary, but Miguel is reluctant. He doesn't feel ready to commit and build a life with a stranger. Feeling trapped but in no position to say "no," something changes the moment he sets his eyes on his future mate, and something starts returning to life inside his broken heart. Owen was born into a noble family, was raised cared for, and protected, but as every omega, he has been subjected to the constraints of Werewolf Laws. Omegas do as they are told; they don't ask questions; they don't make any choices; they obey and submit. And Owen was taught that lesson hard and now seems resigned to his fate. At best, he hopes he won't be treated harshly and maybe even respected by the man who was decided for him. Forced to accept each other, both mates try to make the best of their circumstances and navigate their daily life, shadowed by the painful past and a new threat lurking beneath the surface, still unnoticed but destined to shake the foundation of the werewolves' world. FIRST BOOK IN THE TRILOGY; COMPLETED AND STAND-ALONE STORY HEAVY TOPICS ARE MENTIONED AND DESCRIBED. None of the pictures used in this book are mine.

The reason for Day's possesiveness

Genre: Omegaverse, Comedy, Drama, Action, Romance Language: English Synopsis: In a world where power is dictated by instinct, fate is determined at eighteen. Alphas rule, Betas serve, and Omegas endure. Strength, dominance, and submission-these are the foundations of society. Champ has spent his entire life preparing for his awakening, training relentlessly to become an Alpha. He has sculpted his body, dominated the weak, and conditioned his mind to lead. For him, the only path to survival is power, and power belongs to Alphas. He refuses to be anything less. But on the day of his classification, his world shatters. He is not an Alpha. He is not even a Beta. He is something far rarer, far more dangerous. A male Omega. A genetic anomaly feared by the world, hunted by the powerful, and erased before they can disrupt the established order. The moment his truth is exposed, his life is no longer his own. If the government discovers his existence, he will be executed. If the Alphas sense his presence, he will be claimed. But Champ refuses to accept his fate. If the world sees him as prey, he will become a predator. If they try to erase him, he will carve his name into history. If they believe a male Omega can never rule-he will prove them wrong. Because power is not given. It is taken. And Champ will rise-no matter the cost.