Omega Force Book Novels & Stories

"Zara Winters is our mate." The silence exploded into chaos. Voices overlapped - shock, outrage, disbelief. I caught fragments of conversations: "The servant girl?" "But she's just an omega..." "This can't be right..." "SILENCE!" Liam's roar shook the chandelier. The pack immediately quieted, instinct forcing them to submit to their new Alpha. I felt trapped, cornered. My wolf was torn between submission to our mates and the overwhelming urge to run. The room spun slightly. "Breathe, little one," Noah murmured, suddenly at my side. His hand found the small of my back, steadying me.

The unexpected break in focus immediately snaps the spell, and the purple coils instantly vanish. Air rushes back into my lungs all at once, painful and sharp. I double over, coughing uncontrollably, sucking in massive, greedy breaths while the two of them instantly explode at each other, their argument now a full-blown confrontation. Orion throws his arms out wide, infuriated by the physical affront. “What in the hell is wrong with you, Alpha? I only answer to the King, not you! You’re just a little, easily distracted wolf with an overly large ego!”

men. "Dean Wason, stop! This is madness! You cannot defy the Council! You cannot defy a centuries-old pact!" "I will break a treaty that has made us soft and stagnant!" Dean Wason roared. "We have sat in this gilded cage for centuries, trembling with fear of a threat which we are too cowardly to acknowledge! The Omegas are not vanquished, Cassian Thorne! Their power, their dark, unmaking power, is only waiting! And I, Dean Wason, will be ready for it! I will be ready with a weapon which will triumph even over the greatest of your laws!" Cassian Thorne spat at Dean Wason, a look of cold, ghastly finality in his eyes. "This is an utmost desecration, Dean Wason. Your name will be removed from

Omegas were the condemned, the weaklings. I sighed, slamming the book shut. And now I was going to decide the fate of A High Alpha.

The old order was trembling. A third awakening struck. This one was different. Raw. Uncontained. The bond flared across the territory like a pulse of lightning drawn from the heavens. The Alpha who had once dominated a small province screamed as their body convulsed and fell. Silence fell again, broken only by the faint echo of their collapse. And then the omega rose, stronger, brighter, unyielding. Power had found its rightful vessel.

"They take things silently. Things like mistreatment and pain and suffering. You saw this with your own eyes. You've always been aware of all of that. We've always found it unfair." "Mom, so does everyone else." "No, darling. That's sad, but it's the truth. Regular Omegas are passive. They lack the necessary aggression and willpower to face their oppressors, whoever they may be. That's why it's so easy for the other ranks to keep them down." This is all reminding me of something. That story. "But what other Omega could there be? I don't get it." Could it be that she's referring to that...no. It was a story, nothing else. But the mysterious way in which the book appeared in my room, not once,

I whispered, my hands shaking uncontrollably. "You did," Kael said. He stepped closer, inspecting my face. "Your eyes... they were glowing." "Glowing?" "Gold," Kael said. "Pure gold." He looked back at the road where Thorne had knelt. "That was an Alpha Command," Kael said. "You forced an Alpha to kneel with a thought." "I'm an omega," I said, panic rising in my throat. "That's impossible." Kael looked at me, and this time, there was no doubt in his eyes. Only awe.

The title shimmered faintly, letters shifting until they settled. Gem of Life. The name made my wolf still. Completely still. I reached out without thinking. The moment my fingers touched the cover, the entire book lit up, a soft pulse of light spreading through the room like a heartbeat. “Okay,” I whispered. “That’s new.” I tried to open it. Nothing. The cover did not even budge. Annoyed, I pushed power into my hands, letting my alpha energy surge. The room reacted but the book did not. It stayed sealed, calm, almost amused.

I ignored it, pushing past her to the abandoned building that served as our neutral ground, our little sanctuary. ‎ ‎Inside, Daniel leaned back in a chair with a smirk. “You didn’t bring your little missy Omega?” he teased. ‎ ‎I let out a low, throaty growl. “This day your wolf is always angry. I hope he doesn’t come out and kill us one day,” Daniel said, waving his hand like a lazy cat. ‎ ‎I narrowed my eyes, tone icy. “If he does, I hope you’re the first I take down.” ‎

“My condition is none of his concern.” “Everything about you is his concern.” Sophia moved deeper into the hall. “Especially when you’re harboring dangerous omegas. Killing council members. Starting what looks very much like a rebellion.” “I’m not starting anything.” “Aren’t you?” Sophia gestured to the omegas still being organized by Darius. “These wolves are here because of him. Because they felt his power. Because they believe he can save them.” Her eyes found Eryx. Sharp. Calculating.