Adoring Fletcher (Shifters of Greymercy #8)

Fletcher

I grew up bouncing between abusive foster homes and lonely orphanages, always hoping for a family that never came. At eighteen, I aged out with nothing and ended up on the streets.

Homeless is no place for an Omega, so I did what I had to do. Even if it meant running with a gang, taking the fall for their crimes, and getting hauled off to jail. I robbed the wrong Alpha.

Except…he doesn’t press charges. Adam Sinclair offers me something I’ve never had: Safety. A warm bed. Hot meals.

A chance to pay back what I owe without sleeping in an alley He’s nothing like the rich men I imagined—kind, patient, funny. Of course he has to be handsome, too. And sweet.

And everything an Omega like me shouldn’t want. I can’t afford a crush. So why is my heart fluttering every time he looks at me?

Adam Normally when you’re robbed, you let the cops handle it. The bad guy goes off to jail, you press charges, and things are eventually made right.

But the look in the Omega’s eyes wasn’t that of a criminal’s—instead, all I saw was fear, a cornered man with nowhere left to run.

The cops hauled him off but I couldn’t get those frightened eyes out of my mind the rest of the night. Once I learn he’s homeless, well… Father says I’m too soft. Maybe he’s right.

I take Fletcher home, give him a place to sleep, and put him to work around the property. He throws himself into everything I ask, bright-eyed and eager, never once complaining.

And the longer he stays, the more impossible it becomes to ignore the pull between us—the soft giggles, the shy lip-bites, the sunlight outlining the gentle curve of his body. I want him. I shouldn’t.

Father expects me to marry a wealthy Omega and polish the Sinclair name—not fall for a homeless feline shifter. Not fall for a man.

But it isn’t long before I’m in too deep to walk away, and I have to wonder… Is loving Fletcher worth losing everything?

Adoring Fletcher is a 75,000 word shifter Omegaverse with no cheating.

This book goes back in time, to Fletcher and Adam Rose’s meet-cute, and follows them to present day, to the events at the end of Claiming Xan.

Every book in the Shifters of Greymercy series stands alone and comes with a guaranteed HEA—except this one. This one ends on a cliffhanger, but their story will wrap up in Embracing Sky.

This series has its fair share of angst and darkness, so be sure to read the content warnings at the beginning of the book.