OMEGA

Pierce Rockwell doesn't do chaos. He engineers outcomes, closes billion-dollar deals before lunch, and treats control like a competitive sport. His life is streamlined, strategic, and comfortably untouchable. Then Blair walks in and apparently didn't get the memo. She's unimpressed by his money, immune to his reputation, and entirely too good at seeing past the tailored suits and razor-sharp sarcasm. Worse? She likes the man under the armor. The one no one else gets access to. Suddenly, Pierce isn't managing risk; he is the risk. Because while their chemistry ignites behind glass office walls and in whispered, heated standoffs, a powerful syndicate known as Omega is pulling strings from the shadows. They've buried Pierce's past, and they intend to own his future. And when Blair becomes leverage, this stops being business. Here's the problem: Pierce can negotiate anything. Except for her safety. If Omega wants control, they're about to learn an unfortunate truth: loving Blair doesn't make him weak. It makes him ruthless. Omega is a dark, high-stakes billionaire romance packed with tension, luxury, sharp banter, and a hero who will absolutely burn the world down, politely, of course, if that's what it takes to protect the woman he refuses to lose.