Her Omega Mate
She was born to be an Alpha. He was born an Omega. Fate never cared about the rules.
that females are meant to follow, not lead. But when Alpha Robert decides to use his daughter as a bargaining chip to secure an alliance with a neighboring Alpha, Dallas realizes that being his heir means nothing if he can control her future.
Especially when Dallas has already found the one person she refuses to give up.
Her fated mate.
Clarke is an orphaned Omega male who knows better than to dream of a future with an Alpha heir. Their bond should be impossible. Dallas should choose power, duty, and the mate her father has selected for her.
Instead, she chooses Clarke.
With her pregnant seventeen-year-old sister depending on her, Dallas makes the dangerous decision to flee the Diamond Moon Pack and seek refuge with the Blue Stone Pack. For the first time, she is free to discover the strength of the Alpha she was always meant to become—but freedom comes at a price.
As the Alpha King uncovers the truth behind Alpha Robert's tyrannical rule, the danger surrounding Dallas and her sister grows. Meanwhile, Clarke's search for answers leads him to a family he never knew existed—and ultimately back to the woman whose bond with him refuses to be broken.
But Dallas's father isn't willing to let her go.
With Alpha Thorne waiting to claim the mate bond Dallas was promised, Dallas must fight to protect her sister, her pack, and the man fate chose for her. And Clarke must decide whether he can trust that an Alpha female could truly want an Omega male—not because of duty, but because she loves him.
Their bond will be tested by ruthless enemies, shocking revelations, and secrets buried deep within Dallas's past.
And when they flee to the Blood Warrior and Blue Stone Packs, they discover that their story is far more complicated than either of them imagined.
Because Dallas isn't just an Alpha heir.
Clarke isn't just an Omega.
And their fated bond may be the key to secrets that could change everything.
Sometimes the greatest love is the one the world tells you can never work.
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