Lucky
Book one in the Omega Rescue Taskforce series
The world isn’t ready for an omega like Lucky Darro.
LUCKY DARRO is many things an omega shouldn’t be: feisty, independent, a freedom fighter. He believes in the old ways, holding firm to traditions long thought barbaric and ridiculous. Just as he’s starting to get to know college heartthrob Chase Walker, Lucky finds himself in a tricky situation. Captured by a gang of traders within the illegal Omega Market, he has to make a snap decision: save himself or protect an underage girl and her badly-beaten brother. For Lucky, it’s not even a choice…
CHASE WALKER comes from the most prominent Alpha family of the province. He should have known it wasn’t his fate to get a docile, obedient mate. But when he discovers that his mate is the freedom fighter Lucky Darro, and that he might have to compete with another alpha for his affection, Chase has to step up and reevaluate everything he ever knew about true mates.
FORD KING survived a childhood with a drug-addicted mother, and spent his formative years on the streets fighting for money, freedom and a place to belong. Protecting Omegas and his recruitment into the Omega Rescue Taskforce was always his fate. But when Lucky comes into his life, it’s clear that nothing will ever be the same again.
TOGETHER they must battle the Omega Market, the prejudices of a world not used to a three-way bond, and the growing chemistry that sparks between them. The only question isn’t whether they can survive the flames, but how hot the fire will burn.
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