Omega’s Fealty
A prince who’s never been wanted for himself. An alpha with nothing left to lose. And a prime match that could get them both killed.
Prince Aurelio has never known a moment unwatched. Heir to a small, traditional kingdom where omegas are property in all but name, he is the crown’s most guarded treasure—paraded on cue, curated for the cameras, kept far from any alpha who hasn’t been approved. The press calls him the hothouse prince. His diplomatic tour of America is meant to charm a superpower and bless a marriage that will quietly hand his throne to another man. Aurelio has learned to perform for the crowds, and to trust no one. No one has ever asked him what he wants.
And then, on foreign soil, he is kidnapped for ransom.
Roan Kessler takes the job because he’s out of options: guard the cargo, ask no questions, walk away richer. He doesn’t know the cargo is a person until he arrives and every instinct he owns roars mine. The kidnapped omega he is meant to guard is his prime match. He’s also a stolen crown prince, and the men who hired Roan will bury anyone who lays a hand on him. Roan should hand him over and vanish. Instead he does the one thing guaranteed to get them both killed.
Two men who have never had a single soul to trust and both know that giving in could cost them everything. But the pull of a prime match was never something either was built to resist.
OMEGA’S FEALTY is a high-stakes royal enemies-to-lovers omegaverse romance featuring a sheltered omega prince, a hardened alpha with nothing to lose, a forbidden prime match, forced proximity, scorching heat, and a hard-won HEA.
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