Strokes of Silence

Some cages are made of gold. Some scars never show on the skin. And some omegas learn to paint their freedom in the blood of the life they were forced to live.

For three years, Haru Mizushima was the perfect omega — silent, obedient, broken. Married off to Ren Ichijo, the heir of one of Tokyo's most powerful alpha families, Haru traded his art, his voice, and his body for survival. When Ren finally discards him like a used canvas, Haru is left with nothing but a box of old brushes, a shattered sense of self, and an apartment in the Minato district where the walls are thin enough to hear him cry.

His neighbor hears everything.

Kaito Kuroda is the kind of alpha mothers warn their children about — CEO by day, underworld king by night, a man who deals in blood and silence. He doesn't believe in love. He doesn't believe in fate. But the trembling omega next door, who flinches at footsteps and apologizes for breathing, awakens something in Kaito that no amount of power or control has ever touched.

When Ren discovers that Haru has fallen under the protection of the most dangerous man in Tokyo, obsession reignites. Ren doesn't want Haru back because he loves him — he wants him back because Haru was never supposed to survive without him. As the shadows of Haru's past close in, he must decide whether the alpha who kneels to wipe paint from his fingers is truly different from the one who used those same hands as a punching bag.

Forcefully Marked by the Alpha Who Rejected Me

On her 18th birthday, Aurora attends the annual Pack Gathering, eager to meet her fated mate—only to have destiny deliver cruelty. The man chosen for her is Lucian Blackmore: the pack’s formidable Alpha. But discovering she’s merely an Omega, he defies werewolf law by refusing to claim her as his bonded partner. Instead of protection, he threatens to cast her out, condemning her to certain death as a rogue.

Shattered and desperate, Aurora watches her dreams collapse under the rejection of the man sworn to cherish her. Yet as agony deepens, secrets of her true origins unravel. What feels like ruin may ignite a far more perilous revelation. Torn between Lucian’s contempt and her awakening power, Aurora must choose:
Submit to the Alpha’s frozen rage?
Or shatter the fate he forced upon her?

How I Ended Up Married to the Villain Omega

Dashiel Nilsson was a forty-eight-year-old corporate titan who had never taken a day off in his life. So when he collapsed at his desk at four in the morning and woke up in the body of a twenty-seven-year-old alpha aristocrat inside an omegaverse novel his teenage niece had been reading, "overwhelmed" didn't begin to cover it.

Worse still, his new identity came with a husband — the novel's villain.

Amir Richter, eighteen, a supermodel omega with a face like a painting and a temper to match, wanted nothing to do with the alpha who'd bought him from his own family. He'd been prepared for the worst on his wedding night. What he hadn't been prepared for was Dashiel simply... walking away. No demands. No threats. No claiming.

Just a middle-aged workaholic's soul trapped in a young alpha's body, trying to figure out how pheromones work and why the beautiful omega sobbing on the other side of the locked door smelled like his mother's garden.

As Dashiel navigates a world of rigid alpha-omega hierarchies, noble politics, and biological instincts he barely understands, he makes a quiet decision: he will not be the monster the original Dashiel was written to be. He'll protect the omega he's been bound to — even if Amir would rather claw his eyes out than accept his help.

But the novel's plot has other plans. Obsessive alphas, scheming in-laws, buried family secrets, and a bond neither of them asked for will force Dashiel and Amir to confront a question far more dangerous than any villain:

What happens when the marriage that was supposed to ruin them both turns out to be the one thing neither of them can live without?