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Saving Omega
Everything’s On The Line…
Ethan’s never known anything better than the hot, delicious embrace of Dominique and Knox. The heady rush of their muscular bodies pounding against him drives him to heights of pleasure he never knew existed.
But now, Ethan’s two gorgeous Alphas, Knox and Dominique, are at each other’s throats.
Knox thinks Ethan’s been spying for his father, Aaron Mallister, and he’s fed up when Dominique takes Ethan’s side. Ethan realizes that diffusing Knox’s jealousy may be the key to getting the two Alpha partners back together and focused on defending against his father’s plot.
What exactly is Aaron Mallister up to? Ethan knows he’s planning on buying up a controlling interest in Dominique and Knox’s Omega Blockers company and he has a personal vendetta against his son and the two Alphas because they’ve embarrassed his family name.
Ethan knows the one man who might have answers is his parents’ Omega, Kent. He’s in for a shocking revelation, as things in the Mallister family are not what they seem. But will it be enough to save the relationship Ethan has built with his two Alphas?
Get ready for some more Omegaverse action in the FINAL CHAPTER of J.R. Pierce’s The Omegaverse Trilogy.
***Warning: This story features an Omega balancing his relationship with two obscenely hot Alphas and the sinister intrigue of his estranged family. There’s a whole bunch of hot sex, knotting and consensual domination, so it’s not intended for readers under 18***
This story may be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading Alpha Omega and Becoming Omega since this is the final chapter of The Omegaverse series.
Ethan’s never known anything better than the hot, delicious embrace of Dominique and Knox. The heady rush of their muscular bodies pounding against him drives him to heights of pleasure he never knew existed.
But now, Ethan’s two gorgeous Alphas, Knox and Dominique, are at each other’s throats.
Knox thinks Ethan’s been spying for his father, Aaron Mallister, and he’s fed up when Dominique takes Ethan’s side. Ethan realizes that diffusing Knox’s jealousy may be the key to getting the two Alpha partners back together and focused on defending against his father’s plot.
What exactly is Aaron Mallister up to? Ethan knows he’s planning on buying up a controlling interest in Dominique and Knox’s Omega Blockers company and he has a personal vendetta against his son and the two Alphas because they’ve embarrassed his family name.
Ethan knows the one man who might have answers is his parents’ Omega, Kent. He’s in for a shocking revelation, as things in the Mallister family are not what they seem. But will it be enough to save the relationship Ethan has built with his two Alphas?
Get ready for some more Omegaverse action in the FINAL CHAPTER of J.R. Pierce’s The Omegaverse Trilogy.
***Warning: This story features an Omega balancing his relationship with two obscenely hot Alphas and the sinister intrigue of his estranged family. There’s a whole bunch of hot sex, knotting and consensual domination, so it’s not intended for readers under 18***
This story may be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading Alpha Omega and Becoming Omega since this is the final chapter of The Omegaverse series.
34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 28, 2015
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September 23, 2016
Very interesting story but overly simplistic execution
This three part story arc has a rather interesting mini plot mixed in with the Alpha / Omega knotting, but it's extraordinarily brief. It's both much too short to do the story any kind of justice and at the same time a bit skimpy on the heat. Barely worth a briefly diverting "free" read via KindleUnlimited.
This three part story arc has a rather interesting mini plot mixed in with the Alpha / Omega knotting, but it's extraordinarily brief. It's both much too short to do the story any kind of justice and at the same time a bit skimpy on the heat. Barely worth a briefly diverting "free" read via KindleUnlimited.
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