The Omega And The Alpha Mga Nobela at Kwento

Raised as a slave. Chosen by the Moon Goddess. Mated… to the brother she never knew..... Raisa never knew she was the daughter of Alpha Theo and Luna Rina—an heir to the throne blessed by the powerful Alpha Damian. Stolen on the day of her birth and sold into slavery, she grew up with nothing but chains on her wrists and scars on her soul. Now, years later, fate places her in the Alpha's estate… and in the path of a boy who feels like home and danger all at once. He’s drawn to her. Protective of her. Possessive over her. And when the mate bond strikes—shocking them both—his world is shattered. Because she is his… but also his sister.

He is an alpha leader of the Zahk pack and she is a simple omega, despite being from two different worlds fate will seek to unite them in the strangest way by moving their cards at her mercy. What will happen when these two finally meet and a series of various events will seek to provoke their patience and even their existence to the point of being involved in a war in which they did not ask to be. I invite you to find out...

Lorien, the only male omega in his pack, has spent his life being ridiculed. When he discovers that his fated mate is Cassius Blackwood, the Alpha’s son and his worst bully, one night of passion ends in public rejection. Heartbroken, Lorien flees, only to find out he is pregnant with Cassius’ children. Years later, Cassius, now a powerful Alpha and mafia leader, is forced to track Lorien down for reasons beyond regret. But when he learns about the twins he never knew existed, tensions rise as another Alpha, Matthias Delacroix, stands by Lorien's side. Caught between the past and a brewing war, Lorien faces a future he never expected.

Some contracts are signed in ink. Others are written in something far more dangerous. Julian Evans has built his entire life on numbers; precise, logical, unyielding. As a forensic accountant, he follows the money, exposes the lies, and never gets close enough to feel the heat. Until the trail leads him somewhere no paper audit can protect him from: directly into the orbit of Alastor Vane. Powerful. Patient. Ruthless in ways that would make lesser men confess to sins they never committed. Their arrangement is simple on paper. Julian gets access. Alastor gets cover. No feelings. No complications. No crossing the line that separates what they are from what they could become. But the

I was the lowest omega in the pack—the girl who scrubbed floors with wolfsbane‑burned hands, the chew‑toy everyone kicked when they were bored. Then, on the night of the Moon Choosing, the impossible happened. The Moon Goddess marked me as mate to Prince Lucian Nightbane—heir to the throne, the golden prince every she‑wolf dreamed of. For one breathless moment, I believed my hell was over. But when Lucian scented my sister, he lost his mind. In front of the entire court, he rejected our sacred bond, called me unworthy, and raised my “perfect” sister as his future Luna instead. His punishment for me? “Since the Goddess insists on chaining you to my bloodline,” he sneere

Adom is an omega but no one know this. For him being an omega is a curse. With the help of suppliment he easily hide his scent. But what happen when he meet Sebastian Jason, who is an Alpha and also a well know mafia. Is Sebastian able to know his little secret?

They don't remember her name. That's fine. She remembers everything. Sera Ashveil has spent four years being the most forgettable wolf in Ironveil Pack. Lowest rank. Smallest room. First one awake, last one anyone looks at. She scrubs floors before dawn and swallows Moonveil root with her morning water and counts exits in every room she enters. She's not surviving. She's waiting. She doesn't know what she's waiting for. Until the night Alpha Caius stops mid-ceremony, turns toward the back wall where Omegas stand, and says two words that crack four years of careful invisibility straight down the middle. "You. Come here." And then the stranger arrives. He comes with no

“Look at me”, His voice was feral. I didn’t do it immediately but I regretted it later. He angrily grabbed my face, smearing the blood of the man he had killed all over my cheeks. The smell of blood reached up-to my nostrils and a sickening feeling rose in my chest. I turned, meeting with his glare as the blood from his hand smeared around my jaw. My stomach went tight in knots. I stood still, fear running through my blood. THE ALPHA’S OMEGA MATE “Reject you? That’s an easy escape, don’t you think?” his voice was as cold as his eyes, as his heart. “The moon goddess gave me you and I’ll simply pay her for her kindness.” His tone was laced with venom, hatred and disgust. “If she thi

An orphaned omega named Ava Steele is publicly rejected by her mate, the future alpha Rae Dunn, driven out by his beta Kyle, and forced to flee the pack alone — pregnant and with nothing. She survives in the human realm, raises four secret sons with the help of a kind stranger named Leila, and spends seven years building a quiet life. When her children are abducted and Leila is murdered, Ava is forced to return to the pack and reveal the secret she carried alone for seven years. But Rae is now a cold, married Alpha, and his barren wife Annie — who orchestrated the abduction to protect her position — is already plotting Ava's destruction. With the mate bond stirring and the truth finally surf

I am an Omega. On the day Elara Silvermane—a Beta, my charge—and I fled for our lives, I chose the east. She chose the west. To draw the hunters away from her, I disguised myself as Elara. Wore her cloak. Applied her scent oils to my throat. And when the enemy pack caught me, I was half-dead when a stranger intervened—Elara's promised Alpha, Kael Blackthorn. He thought I was her. I was badly wounded and lost my memory. He claimed me, mated me, coddled me for five years. Then he brought home a bloodied, shattered she-wolf. That was Elara. Kael believed I had deceived him. He poisoned me with wolfsbane tea. Watched me convulse on the floor. And now I've opened my eyes again. Back to t