Alphabets & Omegas
When I dropped my nephew off at school, I didn't expect to fall head-over-paws for his first-grade Omega teacher.
Miss Nevaeh Shields smells like heaven and my Omega.
With my nephew as my unexpected wingman, I'll need to use all of my charm to show her opposites attract.
I'm a middle-aged wolf shifter Alpha who rides motorbikes and lives above my restoration garage. She's a young and sweet omega who wears polka dots and cardigans.
To stand a chance of making her mine, I need to trade in my unmated Alpha lifestyle for early morning school drop offs.
Until she tells me to leave, I'm going to be panting at her classroom door every morning.
Alphabets & Omegas is a short paranormal contemporary Omegaverse romance with a happily ever after.
Explicit Short Story
- Romance
- Omegaverse
- Paranormal Romance
- Short Read
- Romance
- Wolf Shifters
- Werewolves
- Age Gap
- Opposites Attract
- Sweet
- Steamy
Bridget Blake
Bridget Blake is an Australian living in the United Kingdom who devours smutty stories like it’s her job. If she can’t find what she wants to read, she writes it herself. The filthier, the better.
Her love of romance began with reading fan fiction on her family’s dial-up computer under the cloak of midnight, and her love for paranormal romance grew from there. Growly Alphas and sassy Omegas are what currently get her going.
When she isn’t writing something dirty, she enjoys gaming with her husband and cuddling their geriatric cat. She’s lived in coastal surfing villages, outback Australian mining towns, central London, and now the British countryside.
Her experiences shape her stories and she believes reading should be a delightful escape with happy endings. I’m an independent author and open to suggestions.
If you spot any mistakes or would like to chat, please don’t hesitate to get in contact.
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Reviews and Comments
This was my first book by Bridget Blake and I really enjoyed her characters and the story. Casey's nephew Oscar was really cute. This was a fun and fairly quick read and I plan to look into more by this author in the future.
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