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Black Thorn Bar #2
Alpha Dom: Archer
M/M Non-Shifter Mpreg Romance.
As one of the founding members of the Black Thorn Bar, Archer has seen many subs come and go. But he’s never found the one who makes him want to settle down, and he’s never found his true love.
Danny Rowe has been used and abused by terrible doms over the years. When his friend Oliver tells him that Black Thorn is a place where omegas can be safe, Danny decides to give kink another try.
He doesn’t expect to connect so well with an older man, but the connection that grows between them turns into something neither can handle. Danny wasn't looking for commitment—but he can't say no to the dom who has his heart.
After being hot and cold with each other, both men have to accept that it’s not just sex—it’s something incredibly special. And when Danny gets pregnant, they realize that love—and lust—are truly the paths to healing they both need.
But can they commit after a lifetime of pain? And will they find comfort in each other?
Both men can't hold anything back if they want to reach new heights of pleasure and intimacy.
Alpha Dom: Archer is the second in a scorchingly hot new mpreg romance series centered around alphas and omegas who love whips and chains. Each couple gets a HEA, but the books are best enjoyed in order.
As one of the founding members of the Black Thorn Bar, Archer has seen many subs come and go. But he’s never found the one who makes him want to settle down, and he’s never found his true love.
Danny Rowe has been used and abused by terrible doms over the years. When his friend Oliver tells him that Black Thorn is a place where omegas can be safe, Danny decides to give kink another try.
He doesn’t expect to connect so well with an older man, but the connection that grows between them turns into something neither can handle. Danny wasn't looking for commitment—but he can't say no to the dom who has his heart.
After being hot and cold with each other, both men have to accept that it’s not just sex—it’s something incredibly special. And when Danny gets pregnant, they realize that love—and lust—are truly the paths to healing they both need.
But can they commit after a lifetime of pain? And will they find comfort in each other?
Both men can't hold anything back if they want to reach new heights of pleasure and intimacy.
Alpha Dom: Archer is the second in a scorchingly hot new mpreg romance series centered around alphas and omegas who love whips and chains. Each couple gets a HEA, but the books are best enjoyed in order.
123 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 17, 2018
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October 25, 2018
I really loved this story... I really liked the characters... so you may ask why only 3 stars...
I have read every book these two authors have written and this is the first time I had an isssue with the writing quality. Sadly reading this book it felt like it the writing was rushed or perhaps they had a bad editor. Too many places the sentences were choppy or the grammar was off. Despite this I still enjoyed this book, Archer and Danny were pretty awesome. Once again this is kink-lite, but strong on love... and just a bit of fluff!
I have read every book these two authors have written and this is the first time I had an isssue with the writing quality. Sadly reading this book it felt like it the writing was rushed or perhaps they had a bad editor. Too many places the sentences were choppy or the grammar was off. Despite this I still enjoyed this book, Archer and Danny were pretty awesome. Once again this is kink-lite, but strong on love... and just a bit of fluff!
January 20, 2019
This is a good book
I chose this rating because it is a good book and the people are good people. I would recommend this book to everyone
I chose this rating because it is a good book and the people are good people. I would recommend this book to everyone
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