Omega Fallen

Omega Fallen Evelyn Flood Omega Fallen Evelyn Flood First published by Evelyn Flood in 2023 ASIN: B0BHLBZNB4 Copyright 2023 by Evelyn Flood All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Cover and formatting by Diana TC, TriumphBookCovers.com Contents Trigger warning About this book In loving dedication Prologue Five years later Chapter 1 Gabrielle Chapter 2 Gabrielle Chapter 3 Nate Chapter 4 Gabrielle Chapter 5 Gabrielle Chapter 6 Cade Chapter 7 Gabrielle Chapter 8 Axel Chapter 9 Gabrielle Chapter 10 Hudson Chapter 11 Gabrielle Chapter 12 Gabrielle Chapter 13 Hudson Chapter 14 Gabrielle Chapter 15 Hudson Chapter 16 Gabrielle Chapter 17 Nate Chapter 18 Gabrielle Chapter 19 Cade Chapter 20 Gabrielle Chapter 21 Cade Chapter 22 Gabrielle Chapter 23 Axel Chapter 24 Gabrielle Chapter 25 Nate Chapter 26 Gabrielle Chapter 27 Cade Chapter 28 Hudson Chapter 29 Cade Chapter 30 Gabrielle Chapter 31 Axel Chapter 32 Gabrielle Chapter 33 Nate Chapter 34 Gabrielle Chapter 35 Axel Chapter 36 Gabrielle Chapter 37 Cade Chapter 38 Gabrielle Chapter 39 Hudson Chapter 40 Gabrielle Chapter 41 Nate Chapter 42 Gabrielle Chapter 43 Cade Chapter 44 Gabrielle Chapter 45 Nate Chapter 46 Gabrielle Chapter 47 Nate Chapter 48 Gabrielle Chapter 49 Hudson Chapter 50 Gabrielle Chapter 51 Gabrielle Epilogue Omega Fallen playlist (in order) A note from Evelyn Sneek peek Stalk me! Trigger warning The previous books in this series have contained some pretty heavy duty TWs. In comparison, this book is very light on triggers, but it does contain some references to sexual/physical assault. There are no on-page descriptions, and the FMC has not experienced the same level of trauma as Harper and Ava. Omega Fallen is very much about Gabrielle’s discovery of what it means to be an omega, with all of the delicious nesting and bonding experiences that come with it. There are some references to homelessness, claustrophobia and addiction. Evelyn x About this book This book is an omegaverse. That means that the characters have some of the characteristics often seen in wolves, but they do not shift. In loving dedication For my mum. This one’s for you, ma. No going past this page, though. x Prologue My breathing echoes harshly around me. Occasionally, I’ll hear a snatch of voices overhead, a laugh from a guard. But there’s no light coming from the hatch above me. No light coming from anywhere. I’m consumed by pitch black darkness. I can’t see my hands, my feet. I know they’re still there, because my hands are burning, my nails ripped to jagged shreds where I’ve tried to rip myself free of the cage I’m trapped in. Crying. Screaming. Begging. They know how to break us. All I did was pass Molly some of my shitty food ration, spooning a bit of rice onto her plate. But punishment is harsh and swift here. I don’t know how long ago that was. I’ve lost any sense of time down here. The scent of my own urine soaks into the filthy space around me, adding to the scent of fear and desperation. It’s clear from the smell that I’m not the only person who’s been down here. How many other omegas have ripped their nails against these walls? I Five years later Chapter One Gabrielle I stare blankly at the scrappy little piece of paper taped to the flaking wood of my apartment door. The red text stands out like a beacon. Eviction notice. Muttering furiously and ripping the paper down, I twirl at the giveaway rustle as my sleazy landlord tries to quietly close his door. I’m across the hall in a split second. “Joe, wait!” He grunts. “Nothin’ left to say to you. You need to be out by tomorrow.” “But I’ll get the money, Joe. You know I will.” I try to keep my voice even, but the squeak at the end of my words fills the dusty hallway with the scent of desperation. He gives me a mildly pitying look before his eyes slide downwards. “Business is business.” He shrugs. “Got another tenant moving in tomorrow, so you need to get out, omega.” Repulsed, I tug the edge of my top up, and Joe’s eyes flick away. Asshole. “Joe,” I try, giving it one last chance. “Please, be reasonable. Where am I