Epilogues

By Crista Crown and Harper B. Cole

Find out what happened after the battles end, as the beloved pack of misfits grows, finding their happily after all. Between dragon dust, griffin babies, and little shifter cubs learning to climb, life is never dull.

This is not a new book in the series! The six short stories included in this collection feature five of the original couples and one next-generation couple. These stories are not intended to stand on their own, and should only be read after finishing the original series.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Crista Crown
• Release date: Jun 29, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005616090

Crista Crown

Crista Crown grew up in the middle of the woods in a log cabin her father built. She's always found animals to be better company than humans, and finds that shifters combine the best of both worlds! She writes MM and mpreg romance and loves every minute of it.

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The Outcast Chronicles Epilogues by Crista Crown

© 2019 Crista Crown

All rights reserved.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, businesses, companies, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Cover design by Ana J. Phoenix ([e-mail])

Edited and Formatted by Liz Moore ([e-mail])

Proofreading by Rebecca Pawlowski ([e-mail])

The Outcast Chronicles Epilogues

Crista Crown

Contents

Ryeth and Simon

Dallas and Nick

Asher and Jesse

Ryan and Phoenix

Ben and Kurt

Also by Crista Crown

With Susi Hawke

Crista Crown

Ryeth and Simon

You know the most surprising thing about raising a baby dragon? I complained to my brother and Alpha, Asher. As if he hadn’t heard me complain about this same thing a hundred times before. That she started shifting shortly after birth. Something my oh-so-wonderful mate—note the sarcasm—didn’t think to tell me because it was ‘common knowledge.’

It is common knowledge… among the Ancients. Asher grinned.

I threw the shirt I was folding at his head. Are you going to just sit there drinking beer, or are you going to help me fold clothes?

Just sit here, he said, but he leaned forward and tugged the basket of towels closer to him and got to work. Neither of us were unused to household chores, having spent years living the bachelor life together after Mom died. And there wasn’t any kind of bullshit about omega’s work in our families. Everyone was equal. Everyone chipped in.

So what did Zara do this time? Asher asked.

I blew out a sigh. She tossed the Xbox into the wall while I was in the middle of a shootout because I wasn’t paying attention to her.

Asher’s glance darted to the blanket thumbtacked to the wall, hiding the hole my darling daughter had created. Ah. Guess you’re going to have to give in and learn how to play PS4 over at Ryan and Phoenix’s.

Shut your mouth, I snapped. You don’t jump systems. It’s like, a religion.

But… I might have to put my Xbox days on hold for a few years.

Like any shifter, I expected I wouldn’t have to worry about teaching my daughter the intricacies of shifter etiquette until she hit her preteen years, at the earliest. I thought we’d be able to communicate, or at