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Finding Zora: The Omega Who Commands Kings

What happens when the world’s most dangerous Alpha hides in the body of a lowly Omega healer? Zoraide Thorne has spent ten years pretending to be a sheep. As the last survivor of a massacred bloodline, she uses bitter herbs to dull her scent and hides her rare Alpha power behind the mask of a timid Omega healer. She has one rule: never shift, never fight, and never let them hear your voice. But when a brutal rogue attack threatens an innocent pup, the mask shatters. Zoraide doesn't just shift, she releases a Command Voice that brings every wolf in the valley to their knees. The display catches the eye of Alaric Vane, the "God of the Peaks" and the most terrifying Alpha King in the region. He doesn't believe in miracles, only threats. He hauls Zoraide to his mountain fortress, determined to unmask the "Anomaly" who dares to defy his laws. The moment they lock eyes, the mate bond snaps into place with the force of a landslide. Alaric is fascinated by the fire in her eyes, while Zoraide is terrified that his obsession will lead her straight to the executioner’s block. As her enemies from the past close in, Zoraide must make a choice. Will she stay a hidden Omega and die in the shadows, or embrace her true nature and claim her place as an Alpha King’s equal? "You're an Omega," Alaric whispered, backing her against the stone wall, his eyes dark with hunger. "So why does every instinct I have tell me to bow?" Zoraide met his gaze, her voice low and dangerous. "Maybe you should start listening to your instincts, King."
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CHOKERS

Los Angeles, 2085. The world’s run by Command—a militarized authority that regulates the powered, the Armed, and promises safety from parasite-taken monsters called Disfigures. When a Breach erupts during a protest, Command blames civilians, triggers mass arrests, and turns “wrong place, wrong time” into life sentences. Seventeen-year-old Jaden Banks wants one thing: stay out the way. He’s a low-grade telekinetic with tired eyes and no interest in being a hero. Command doesn’t care. Swept into the Containment Intake Center, collared, injected, and stripped into white inmate gear, Jaden becomes a Choker—a prisoner deployed on the front lines in Collared Response Squads. Breaches don’t stop. The city doesn’t pause. Inside the system, people break into Certified CRS lapdogs… or become Leashed. Outside, Disfigures grow smarter, waves hit harder, and something behind the outbreaks starts to feel organized. The strongest fighters alive still can’t challenge the Disfigured King alone—because his ability, King’s Turn, adapts to anything that doesn’t erase him in one shot. Jaden learns fast. Too fast. As his power sharpens and his body hardens in custody, his calm stops being restraint and becomes a threat. Between school cadets chasing rank, Command officers enforcing quotas, and inmates fighting to stay human, the story fractures into multiple POVs—each one watching the same machine grind people down. Then Jaden decides the machine deserves to bleed back. And when the Chokers finally revolt, the question isn’t whether Command can stop them. It’s how many districts will burn before anyone can.
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