The Omega Fox

By Morgan Wood

A camping trip gone wrong…

Traveling to Sweet Pines Campground with his sisters was supposed to mean a weekend of relaxation for Tyler. Things just never go quite as planned for the fox Omega – nicknamed “the klutz” by his family. Getting lost in the woods during a run, he soon finds himself face-to-face with not only one, but two wolves. And while they might be shifters just like him, that doesn’t mean he’s safe…

It isn’t the two wolves that scare him the most though, but the third one that comes to his rescue… Because he makes Tyler feel things he never has before…

The Omega Fox is a short, standalone gay romance with male pregnancy. Intended for mature audiences only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Morgan Wood
• Release date: Jan 18, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386281092

Book preview

CHAPTER 1

TYLER

Lost in thought, Tyler drove straight past the turnoff to the campground. The dirt road was clearly marked with a wooden sign that notified drivers of Sweet Pines Campground, but he had been so caught up in his worried thoughts that he completely missed it.

The camping trip he and his sisters had planned was only for the weekend, and Tyler was not looking forward to going back to long hours working at the diner back in town. He was already anxious about their return, even before the trip had properly begun.

Earth to Tyler, Susanna, his older sister, teased him from the passenger’s seat. You totally missed the campground.

I’m sorry. Tyler couldn’t hold back a blush of embarrassment. He drove another minute until the road widened enough for him to make a U-turn.

Eve, his younger sister, stayed silent in the back seat but he could smell the anxious energy coming off of her. Eve was clearly missing her mate, who was busy on a work trip and had to decline the invitation to go camping with his new mate’s siblings. Tyler wouldn’t be surprised if she was a little surly all weekend.

Deep breaths, Tyler.

He reminded himself that this camping trip was supposed to be good for him. He didn’t need to worry about his sister, or think about late night dishwashing in a kitchen full of overwhelming scents. Some time in the woods where his absentmindedness and clumsy nature couldn’t cause anyone distress—including him—was what he deserved. It had been too long since he’d had a break.

Tyler turned down the road to Sweet Pines Campground, noticing the turnoff this time. Gravel crunched underneath the tires of the Jeep as he