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Once a year, new university graduates gather to learn who the Gods have chosen to Bless with shifted forms, designating them as Alpha or Omega. When Zoe completes the ceremony without shifting, she’s proclaimed a Beta and sent to the Institute to be trained for her future career.
Except that the moment Zoe placed her hand on the stone of the long forgotten fire Goddess during the ceremony, a voice whispered in her ear.
It proclaimed her an Omega and swore her to secrecy, which shouldn't be possible. A dormant Goddess wouldn’t wake up for her. It was the ramblings of her nervous mind and her fear of being designated as an Omega.
She’s a Beta. There’s no other explanation.
Things were supposed to be easy at the Institute. She’d take classes with her best friends Warren and Viv, keep her head down, and coast for the next four years.
If she ignores the changes in her body, the Alpha who is convinced she’s an Omega, and the one who thinks she’s wearing synthetic pheromones, things are going okay.
Harder to ignore is her stalker. But he’s harmless, right?
When the fire Goddess speaks to Zoe and begs for help, Zoe is conscripted into something much bigger than her, and she had better come to terms with her new reality fast.
Daughter of Garnet is the first book in the Garnet Omega duet, a fantasy shifter Omegaverse meant for adult audiences. This book ends on a cliffhanger.
Once a year, new university graduates gather to learn who the Gods have chosen to Bless with shifted forms, designating them as Alpha or Omega. When Zoe completes the ceremony without shifting, she’s proclaimed a Beta and sent to the Institute to be trained for her future career.
Except that the moment Zoe placed her hand on the stone of the long forgotten fire Goddess during the ceremony, a voice whispered in her ear.
It proclaimed her an Omega and swore her to secrecy, which shouldn't be possible. A dormant Goddess wouldn’t wake up for her. It was the ramblings of her nervous mind and her fear of being designated as an Omega.
She’s a Beta. There’s no other explanation.
Things were supposed to be easy at the Institute. She’d take classes with her best friends Warren and Viv, keep her head down, and coast for the next four years.
If she ignores the changes in her body, the Alpha who is convinced she’s an Omega, and the one who thinks she’s wearing synthetic pheromones, things are going okay.
Harder to ignore is her stalker. But he’s harmless, right?
When the fire Goddess speaks to Zoe and begs for help, Zoe is conscripted into something much bigger than her, and she had better come to terms with her new reality fast.
Daughter of Garnet is the first book in the Garnet Omega duet, a fantasy shifter Omegaverse meant for adult audiences. This book ends on a cliffhanger.