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Omega Prophesy #1
Origin: The First Book Of The Omadonna
Ty Hayes has enough problems living in a xenophobic Beta society as the son of an Alpha sire, but at least it’s well-known scientific fact amongst the Betas that an Alpha can only sire Beta pups.
That ‘fact’ is the only possible thing that might keep him safe.
Because Ty isn’t a Beta.
When the world was new, the All-Father created four designations of humans. He created Betas and made them bright, inquisitive, and adventurous. He created a world with all the raw materials required to create a civilization and he gave Betas the ability and desire to make it happen. He created Alphas to be the protectors of the Pack. He made them stronger than Betas, their brawn supporting the Beta's brains in a symbiotic relationship. He created Alpha Primáres with both brain and brawn, the physical power to lead the Alphas and the intellectual power to lead the Betas. And, finally, the All-Father created the Omegáres to be the perfect mate for Primáres.
But the world is no longer new.
Three hundred years after Beta Independence, America is divided and teetering on the brink of a religious civil War.
Aaron Cainson, born an Alpha Primá inside the anachronistic world of the Packs, believes the greatest threat the Free Betas pose to the packs is that only Beta parents can birth the increasingly rare miracle of an Omegá, and an Omegá is the only designation an Alpha Primá can mate. Without Omegáres, the Packs will cease to exist.
But as the Packs and the Free Betas move inexorably closer to all-out war, it becomes evident that more than a little divine intervention is at work. Both Ty and Aaron seem destined to meet. The only question is why.
This is the first of a five book series, not a standalone story.
Warnings:
The story is set in an Omegaverse. There is no shape shifting in this story. The four designations of Alpha, Beta, Omega and Alpha Primas are all varieties of human. There is a high level of both sexual and violent content, with medieval torture and some scenes of MMF. The primary story arc is, however, an MM romance with a HEA
That ‘fact’ is the only possible thing that might keep him safe.
Because Ty isn’t a Beta.
When the world was new, the All-Father created four designations of humans. He created Betas and made them bright, inquisitive, and adventurous. He created a world with all the raw materials required to create a civilization and he gave Betas the ability and desire to make it happen. He created Alphas to be the protectors of the Pack. He made them stronger than Betas, their brawn supporting the Beta's brains in a symbiotic relationship. He created Alpha Primáres with both brain and brawn, the physical power to lead the Alphas and the intellectual power to lead the Betas. And, finally, the All-Father created the Omegáres to be the perfect mate for Primáres.
But the world is no longer new.
Three hundred years after Beta Independence, America is divided and teetering on the brink of a religious civil War.
Aaron Cainson, born an Alpha Primá inside the anachronistic world of the Packs, believes the greatest threat the Free Betas pose to the packs is that only Beta parents can birth the increasingly rare miracle of an Omegá, and an Omegá is the only designation an Alpha Primá can mate. Without Omegáres, the Packs will cease to exist.
But as the Packs and the Free Betas move inexorably closer to all-out war, it becomes evident that more than a little divine intervention is at work. Both Ty and Aaron seem destined to meet. The only question is why.
This is the first of a five book series, not a standalone story.
Warnings:
The story is set in an Omegaverse. There is no shape shifting in this story. The four designations of Alpha, Beta, Omega and Alpha Primas are all varieties of human. There is a high level of both sexual and violent content, with medieval torture and some scenes of MMF. The primary story arc is, however, an MM romance with a HEA
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Published November 1, 2020
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