Fated: Wolf And The Lion By Hawke Oakley -

: Fans of the mpreg (male pregnancy) subgenre will find plenty to love here, as building a family is a central theme for both characters.

While can be read as a standalone, it is highly recommended to read the series in order to fully appreciate the recurring pack members and the overarching world-building. If you enjoy the "grumpy vs. sunshine" trope—with an alpha who thinks he wants to be alone and an omega with a "smile bigger than his brain"—this 45,000-word novella is the perfect weekend escape. Fated: Wolf and the Lion by Hawke Oakley

: Unlike many urban fantasy romances where shifters live in modern cities, Hawke Oakley’s world features "wild" shifters who embrace their animal instincts, living in nature rather than houses. : Fans of the mpreg (male pregnancy) subgenre

— A Review of Hawke Oakley’s Wild Shifter Romance sunshine" trope—with an alpha who thinks he wants

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