Billy and Cord
Sometimes saving an omega starts at home…
Introducing the first story in a brand new Omegaverse series by Lisa Oliver. The first 24,000 words of this story was first published as part of the Knotting Hearts Anthology. A further 17,000 words have been added, but the initial part of the story has not changed in any way.
“…Small male omega wolves who look like me lurk in the corners, watching all the world’s beautiful people having a lovely time while worrying about their lines of code.”
In a world where omegas were meant to be cherished and cared for by their parents until they found their fated mate, Billy hadn’t been as lucky. Fending for himself hadn’t been easy, but with the help of his good friends Cece and Tristan, Billy had a life he could be proud of. Thinking about a mate didn’t factor into Billy’s day – he had more important things to worry about, like paying his rent.
“This is going to sound like the weirdest question, and I apologize in advance, but…” he sniffed again. “Have you been sitting close to someone recently?”
Cord was just out of a six-month tension fueled relationship, with a beta on his team, when he went to visit one of his other teammates in the small town of Frankton. He didn’t expect to be dragged along to an Omega Hearts event, but it was fun. Especially when he caught a scent that made his wolf howl.
Of course, things couldn’t be easy – both men knew life didn’t work that way. But when Cord got called out on a mission and Billy started getting messages from an unknown number, it seemed their mating had caused more ripples in the people around them than they could’ve ever imagined.
Billy and Cord is an MM paranormal fated mates romance story in a world where omega heats, alpha knots, and mpreg are all possibilities. This story is intended for adults only. Please store your eBook content responsibly.
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