Forsaken by My Pack: The Omega’s Luna Rises — Novel

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In a world where power and perception reign supreme, Tabitha stands at a crossroads of grief and expectation. With her father’s recent death, she’s thrust into the role of Luna, a position she never wanted, especially when bound to Killian—the omega of their pack. As whispers of contempt surround her, will she rise above the judgment or succumb to the weight of her fate?

Every encounter with Killian is a reminder of her perceived failures, yet their bond runs deeper than mere duty. As tensions with rival factions escalate, and the council's eyes linger on her with skepticism, Tabitha must grapple with her identity and the legacy left behind. Ares, the ambitious rival, lurks in the shadows, eager to undermine her at every turn. Can Tabitha summon the strength to lead, or will the pack's disdain shatter her resolve?

Caught in a tumultuous web of loyalty, betrayal, and uncharted love, Tabitha’s journey is just beginning. Will she embrace her destiny or let the fears of others dictate her future? The moon's glow may illuminate her path, but only she can decide how to walk it.

Forsaken by My Pack: The Omega’s Luna RisesChapter 1

I remained by my father’s grave long after the funeral had ended. Everyone had left, but I couldn’t. Not yet.

How could I leave the only person who had ever truly believed in me?

The moonlight bathed the cemetery in a pale glow, like a silent witnesses to my grief. I stared at the freshly turned soil, willing myself to feel something other than the crushing weight of responsibility pressing on my chest. I wasn’t ready to lead. I wasn’t ready to be Luna. I wasn’t ready for any of it.

The bond with Killian still sat heavy on my soul, even years later. We were mated, yes, but we were never in sync. Not the way mates were supposed to be. Killian, the omega. And me, the daughter of the great Alpha.

How was this my fate?

I had been prepared for greatness, to take over when my father stepped down. But instead, I was bonded to the lowest member of our pack.

It wasn’t Killian’s fault. But I couldn’t shake the bitterness that clawed at me every time I saw him. My father’s strength had kept the pack in check, silencing their mockery and disapproval of my mate. But now, with him gone, I was left to face their sneers alone.