Glory built her company from nothing. Six years of early mornings, late nights, and deals made in rooms where no one thought an Omega belonged. She fed three packs. She kept the lights on for hundreds of families. She did all of it while Jude stood beside her and called himself her partner. Then a courier knocked on her door. The merger documents listed her as a minor stakeholder. Forty-nine percent of her own company, and nobody told her. Worse, buried inside the legal pages was proof that Jude had rejected their mate bond months ago through a pack law loophole she never knew existed. He did not even say sorry to her face. He let a paper do it. Now she has to walk into a boardroom and sit across from Thaddeus, Jude's cousin, the most feared Alpha in the territory, the man whose company is about to swallow everything she built. She expects a predator. She does not expect the way his eyes lock onto her the moment she enters the room. She does not expect him to kill the merger in under five minutes. And she absolutely does not expect to discover that the anonymous figure who has been secretly funding Omega rights reform for two years is the same man now watching her like she is the only thing in the room worth looking at. Glory has spent her whole life fighting. She just did not know the biggest fight was about to become the greatest love story the pack world has ever seen. Forty-Nine Percent is a 200,000-word second chance paranormal romance about a woman who reclaims her power, a man who recognizes her worth before she reclaims it herself, and a pack world that will never be the same again.