Crescent Moon Omega

By Aiden Bates

Ethan was a fairly normal art student when a chance encounter at a
campground near Poland, Maine, changes his life forever. He’s certain he’s
hallucinating when he finds himself on all fours, running through the
forest in search of safety. He’d stop and try to get his head together but
the strange men chasing him don’t smell like men at all.

He finds rescue and safety at the home of Josh, another wolf-smelling man
who chases the violent men away. Josh explains what’s happened to him, and
some of what’s been done to him. When a misunderstanding and raging omega
hormones lead Ethan to take things a step too far, Josh pushes him away.
The pack decides that he needs to find a mate, but he can’t get Josh out of
his head.
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aiden Bates
• Release date: Apr 3, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524288396

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He ran. His paws scrambled for a foothold on the dry leaves and underbrush. He struggled to remember his own name right now. His only drive was to get out, to get away, as fast as he could.

Ethan. His name was Ethan. Eventually, he’d wake up and none of this would be happening. Whatever he’d been dosed with would purge itself from his system. He was having trouble figuring out what was real and what was hallucination, but he knew that his name was Ethan, and that if he stopped running, even for a second, the bad men would find him.

Nothing would help him then.

Whatever they’d slipped him was really messing with his head. The paws, for one thing – they weren’t real. No one suddenly dropped to all fours and formed paws. That didn’t happen, so it hadn’t happened, and it had to be part of the hallucination. He tried to keep from panicking. He knew he was running fast, thanks to the burning in his lungs and the speed with which the scenery flew past him. So,