Zion is the Holy Omega, the Oracle of the Deities, born once every thousand years. The Church of Infinity arranged everything: The perfect, powerful Alpha was supposed to become his Holy Guardian. ​But Fate had other plans. When the wild Alpha Roan rescues Zion from the clutches of subversive marauders, he commits an irreversible sacrilege: He bonds with the Oracle. ​Relentlessly catapulted into the corrupt reality of the Church, Roan and Zion must redefine their roles. Their forbidden bond becomes the focal point of political powers. They fight not only for their freedom and their lives, but also for the fate of the entire country.

Laurin, an Alpha who believes all genders are equal, is firmly convinced that his position is irrelevant. But Fate punishes his idealism when an uncontrollable rut forces him to mark the guarded Omega, Henry. ​Henry embodies everything Laurin wanted to ignore: He failed at the glass ceiling of the system, a system maintained by people like Laurin. The enforced bond is not an honor for Henry, but a painful shackle. ​Laurin deeply admires Henry, but the bond is not enough. First, he must tear down the walls of privilege that separate him from Henry. Can Laurin win not only Henry's heart but also give him the power he needs to realize his dreams?

Two decades after Kira's reign of terror, Japan is collapsing under corruption again. Hikami must face the legacy of a father he never knew. Every force in Japan pulls at him-from Ryuk's deadly gift to Near's relentless hunt and a cult that worships him-forcing him to choose who he truly is, torn between the darkness in his blood and the world that fears him.

Escaped failed. The Omega belongs to the Wolf. ​Elio is free, but freedom is a lie as long as he carries Luciano Canzian da Silva's mark. Luciano, known as il Lupo, the most ruthless Alpha of the Canzian Cartel, does not accept defectors-especially not his husband. ​Luciano seeks his return not to love him, but to possess him entirely and force Elio to fullfill his duty: To bear the Cartel's next Alpha heir. ​Despite their powerful bond, can Elio resist the overwhelming Alpha? Or will il Lupo finally break him in order to keep him? Elio knows: if he goes down, he won't do so without a fight.

An Omega. A broken Alpha. An impossible mission. ​Cordelius, a young Omega, only knows the story of his savior: the brave warrior who freed him from slavery. But his hero of yore has become a cynical, bitter mercenary who has given up on the world. The Alpha keeps the world at a distance, and Cordelius must now fight not to serve, but to stay. ​Can Cordelius tear down the wall of pain and reignite the hope, without being shattered by the darkness of his former idol? Or will he realize that some heroes simply don't want to be saved?