His Prodigal Alpha : An Omegaverse Shifter Mpreg Romance

A Life They Did Knot Expect Alphas do not exist. 25-year-old omega, Damon Richards, knows this; it's why his old-school pack considers him all but useless. He certainly doesn't expect this reality to be upended at a random bar in the middle of nowhere. But that's what happens when he meets an irresistible stranger...and things just get more complicated from there. In his forty-two years of life, Rex Murphy hasn't had any reason to believe he isn't human. Shifters are just something he learned about in school; a species snuffed out long ago. As far as he's concerned, he's just a normal guy - until his anatomy changes during an impromptu hook-up in a bar's bathroom. At that point, he does what any rational person would do: he flees. Wanting answers to his newfound alpha-ness, Rex seeks out Shifters Sanctuary, a pack recently founded by the only other known alpha in existence. As fate would have it, once there, Rex gets the second biggest shock of his life. It seems he left a little something behind with Damon on the night he fled. A baby-shaped something. Rex and Damon still have a lot to work out (not made any easier by the looming threat from a cult-like community of shifters with their own agenda) but they may just discover that a life in Shifter's Sanctuary is worth fighting for... CWs: His Prodigal Alpha is a sweet, instant attraction (fated mates) romance. It IS an mpreg with an unexpected pregnancy, and it does contain some violence, threats, kidnapping/abduction of small children/infants (I promise it's brief and has a HEA), anxiety/allusions to an emotionally abusive upbringing, a birthing scene, talk of infertility, and some angst, as well as some rope play/shibari and discussion about unsafe BDSM practices. This book contains elements suited to readers over the age of 18.

Author: Anna Sparrows

Publisher: Anna Sparrows

Publication Date: Sep 14, 2024

Number of Pages: NA pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1763664619

ISBN-13: 9781763664616