The Things We Lost

by Eva Leon

Kilo

I lost my mate.

I lost my health.

I lost any chance of ever expanding my family.

But I got better.

I found Jules.

We found a way to make it work together.

Then I lost him too.

Jules

I didn’t care that Kilo and I couldn’t have a baby.

I loved him anyway.

I loved his daughter as if she was my own.

Then a miracle happened.

It destroyed my world.

Can we find our way back together?

The Things We Lost is a standalone M/M mpreg romance with no cliffhanger and a happily ever after. It touches on serious themes, but the end should make you smile.

An M/M Omegaverse Mpreg Romance.

Genres: M M Romance

292 pages, Paperback

First published August 10, 2018

Reviews

[♡ vinnie hacker’s baby ♡]

DNF

i simply got no time for books that don't get my attention. bye!

[Vickie]

Same with Cal. Also if the the first thing you think about when your husband and is told they have cancer, is that they can’t have you’re fucking babies, you’re a dick . And then to force them to have kids when they didn’t want any only for them to die during childbirth… I don’t like you. And another review says the same person says he can’t love a kid that isn’t biologically his. Not thank you. And another talks about miscommunication. Again no thank you.

[Jinx]

DNF. It was going okay up until the part where Kilo admitted to Jules that he didn’t think that he could love a baby that wasn’t biologically his. Like really motherfucker?! You can’t love a child that’s not yours but expect someone else to love your kid unfailingly? Egotistical-self-absorbed-selfish-asshole much? Ugh! 😩

[Jesslan Rose · Rating 2 out of 5]

The Things We Lost
By Eva Leon

Alpha Kilo lost his omega when he gave birth to their daughter, India. When he met omega Julian it was pretty much love at first sight. When Julian unexpectedly becomes pregnant Kilo immediately thinks the worst and kicks him out.

Kilo is a complete a$$hat. 'Nuff said. Julian should've never taken him back.

The story is in both Kilo and Jules POV. The angst is low/med.

[Esther Alayeto · Rating 4 out of 5]

A great read that is a bit of an emotional roller coaster for the MCs. Kilo and Jules are great together and have sizzling chemistry. I really love them as a couple and especially as a family with India, Kilo's little girl. Miscommunication, secrets, and lack of trust all make it a very bumpy road for their HEA. Jules is extremely understanding, compassionate, and forgiving! I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book.