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The Prospect and the Preacher's Son: MM Mpreg Romance
I wasn’t supposed to fall for the preacher’s son. I was supposed to spy on him.Beau Langston is an omega hiding in plain sight—Dustbite Creek’s golden boy and the preacher’s son. I’m the MC’s newest prospect, branded for death by the pack that raised me. I take orders. I don’t fall in love.
But when Beau’s heat hits and my rut answers, there’s no denying what we are.
Claimed. Marked. Bonded.
Now we’re both targets. The MC wants silence. His father wants control. But I’ll burn this town down before I let anyone touch what’s mine.
The Prospect and the Preacher’s Son is a steamy M/M Mpreg shifter romance featuring a broken alpha, a secret omega, knotting, claiming bites, heat-fueled bonding, and a forbidden love that won’t stay hidden. Book 2 in the Dustbite Riders series. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.
But when Beau’s heat hits and my rut answers, there’s no denying what we are.
Claimed. Marked. Bonded.
Now we’re both targets. The MC wants silence. His father wants control. But I’ll burn this town down before I let anyone touch what’s mine.
The Prospect and the Preacher’s Son is a steamy M/M Mpreg shifter romance featuring a broken alpha, a secret omega, knotting, claiming bites, heat-fueled bonding, and a forbidden love that won’t stay hidden. Book 2 in the Dustbite Riders series. No cliffhanger. HEA guaranteed.
83 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 18, 2025
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July 3, 2025
Hidden omega
These two have severe daddy issues, not of their own making. I enjoyed how Beau rebelled his pastor father without being loud and obvious. The Jesse character had to stay hidden in plain site for many reasons. They are both great characters that had to find strength with each other before they could be themselves. Good story that brings us closer to the conclusion of the overarching plot of the series.
These two have severe daddy issues, not of their own making. I enjoyed how Beau rebelled his pastor father without being loud and obvious. The Jesse character had to stay hidden in plain site for many reasons. They are both great characters that had to find strength with each other before they could be themselves. Good story that brings us closer to the conclusion of the overarching plot of the series.
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