Omega's Second Destiny: A Second Chance Fated Mates Paranormal Werewolf Romance

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She didn't come back for him. She came back because people were dying — and she was the only one who could stop it.

Seven years ago, Caoimhe Ní Dálaigh walked out of the Connacht pack with a cold mate-mark on her wrist and the ruins of everything she'd believed in at her back. The Alpha she was fated to bond with had spoken the Eisiamh — the rejection ceremony — in front of the full council. She didn't cry. She didn't look back. She just left.

She's spent every year since becoming the world's foremost expert on the Cúige Compact — the ancient Irish wolf treaty that binds five territories to the land, and to each other. If anyone understands why the pack's sacred stone is fracturing and why bonded pairs are losing their connections by degrees, it's her.

Which is exactly why the Compact has summoned her home.

She has seventy-two hours.

Feidhlim Ó Cathail — Alpha, widower, the man who said the words that unmade her — is waiting at the gate when she arrives. He doesn't ask her to forgive him. He doesn't leverage his grief, his guilt, or his authority. He gives her every piece of truth he has and then gets out of her way. Because the Compact's ancient provisions are absolute: her choice must be entirely free, and he understands this better than anyone.

He's been falling since the night he sent her away. She's the last person in the room who believes it.

But the stone is cracking faster than her models predicted, and a faction within the pack is moving to force what the Compact forbids, and Caoimhe is beginning to understand something the founding texts encoded seven hundred years ago — that the fracture was never punishment. It was always a summons.

And the second destiny isn't a lesser version of the first. It's the one built to survive the fire.