Jaded Omegas

The whole world watched me lose it all . . . After spending the last three months on My Fairytale, a show that promised I'd find my future pack and finally get my happily ever after, I realized it was too good to be true. My chosen pack humiliated me in front of the world and now the only thing I can do is outrun the spotlight. I find myself moving a few hours away, ready to start a new life. But the past isn't ready to let me go. Family is using me for their fifteen minutes, I have interviews I still have to conduct, and it's starting to feel like I'll never truly get away. My trust was broken and I'm not sure if I can let anyone in again. The issue is there are several men in this town that don't care about my past . . . in fact, they have skeletons of their own. Can we stop living in the past and give this pack a chance, or will this once again end in heartbreak? Contains mature themes.

Just when I thought the nightmare was over, it got worse . . . After finding my happiness with a new pack and leaving all thoughts of the one that rejected me behind, someone shows up and throws my world into a tailspin. It was naive of me to think I could leave that life behind. Interview after interview exposes just how terrible the people involved in My Fairytale were and my parents are only making the drama worse. Despite the odds stacked against us, my pack is learning that our new normal is even better than before. But the past never stays in the past and the Forrest pack isn't ready to let me go yet . . . Can my pack and I survive this new wave of insanity, or will it finally break us for good? Contains mature themes.

I swore off mates years ago, yet they have me reconsidering . . . After being rejected by a chosen mate and losing everything, I vowed I would never let anyone make me feel that way again. Since then I've enjoyed the single life. My weekends were full of random hook ups and enough booze to forget how lonely I am. Until someone starts following me. I quickly find that not only did my ex hire someone to tail me, it was his brothers and childhood friend. And all three of them are my mates. In a day that seems hellbent on tearing my world apart I find that the Sulley Pack has come to town. It takes one meeting to realize that fate wasn't done with me yet. Now two packs want to claim me as theirs. They're all far too caring and understanding for a jaded omega like me. At least that's what I'm telling myself. Can I put my past aside and give these men a chance? Contains mature themes.

Tori has always been terrified of commitment, can they change her mind? As the favored omega daughter of a narcissistic pack, I was set up with more potential alphas then I could count. My only job was to smile, be a lady, and let them claim me. There was no way that was ever going to happen. I'd seen how packs manipulated, lied, and cheated. I wanted no part of pack life. Being a lone omega who visits clinics during her heat and enjoys the perks of single life is enough for me. Yet the scent match I found by accident and ran from isn't about to let me go. And the men my sister hired to protect me from him? They're my scent matches too. It seems fate is no longer letting me run, but I don't know if I can let go of my defenses and truly let them in . . . Contains mature themes.

Losing your mate is said to be one of the most painful experiences an omega can face, I now know how true that is. Now I have to face a world without Everett. He was my best friend, my mate, and my alpha. It didn't take long before I decided that it was too hard to keep going. I just have one last piece of unfinished business . . . meeting his twin, Lake, a year after Everett's passing to read the letters he left us. Only Lake isn't alone. His pack is worried about his sudden silence and crashes our reunion. Riven, Micah, and Drew all want to keep their packmate from drowning in his pain. But then something happens none of us expect . . . we aren't just strangers, but pack. Now we're facing the ghost of Everett together and the guys want to help me move on, but I'm not so sure I can. I've already lost one mate and I'm terrified to let myself love again. Am I strong enough to embrace my new forever or will my grief claim me first? Contains mature themes.