Omega’s Fold
Wyatt Briggs has barely left his family’s cattle ranch in three years. After his mother’s death left him sole caretaker of his younger siblings and 800 acres of failing land, he doesn’t have time for the Bureau, relationships, or anything that isn’t keeping the lights on. When a county blood drive at the local feed store triggers his registration, Wyatt assumes nothing will come of it.
Julian Duffield designs skyscrapers. He lives in a glass apartment forty floors above the city and has never touched dirt that wasn’t in a planter. When the Bureau matches him with a broke rancher from a town that doesn’t appear on most maps, Julian assumes it’s a system error.
When the Bureau mandates their cohabitation trial and Julian arrives to find no cell service, no espresso, and an omega who looks at him like he’s from another planet, resistance becomes impossible…
But Julian’s firm has just been hired to develop the land surrounding Wyatt’s ranch and if the project goes ahead, it’ll destroy the water table that keeps Wyatt’s family alive. Their worlds shouldn’t overlap, their lives don’t fit, and the growing heat between them is a complication neither can afford.
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