Red Sky, Texas Series

Omega Piper Gray has spent most of his life running from his problems. He figures the best way to be happy is to avoid emotional entanglements. Have sex. Move on. That's his recipe for a long and fulfilling life. But when he gets word his estranged mother is dying, he's pressured by his sister Trina to come home and help out. Since he needs to get out of Los Angeles anyway to avoid getting beat up by one of his lover's boyfriends, he agrees to come home. Alpha Sam Peterson is the manager of The Lazy Lemon restaurant and bar. When Piper applies for a job bar-tending there the two men have an immediate and undeniable sexual connection. But Sam is grieving the death of his sister and isn't usually impulsive the way Piper is. However Piper can be persuasive and the two men give into their lust one night. Piper figures this little fling with Sam will be the usual love them and leave them scenario. The problem is; Sam isn't a player and he wants more than just a casual hookup with Piper. Sam isn't afraid of facing his emotions and working for something real. Piper insists he isn't interested in staying in town to pursue anything lasting with Sam. The only problem is; his heart doesn't seem to agree.

Omega Kyle Holt has issues. He's always been quiet and had trouble connecting to people. In high school he confused sex with love. He fooled around a bunch with bi-curious alphas attempting to find a connection. But those guys just wanted to use his body in secret, and pretend they didn't even know him in real life. Alpha Cliff Richard's is a friend of Kyle's brother. He's confident, popular, and straight. But when he befriends Kyle, Cliff discovers not only does he like Kyle as a person, he's having powerful feelings of sexual attraction toward his new buddy. When Cliff pushes for more than just friendship, Kyle is afraid to cross that line. He's been down this road too many times and doesn't want to be used again. But he has such strong feelings for Cliff, he gives in. Cliff thinks he's ready to be open about his bisexual feelings, until reality hits. Sometimes the idea of something is more fun than the reality. Especially when you're in a town full of bigots, and your own family disapproves. Unfortunately, as Cliff struggles with fear and insecurities, Kyle only sees that as the same rejection he's faced so many times before.

Omega Sawyer Thornburn is having the worst day of his life. His beloved Granddad just died, and the same day he discovers his alpha, Jeremy, is a sneaky, lying cheat. Alpha Tex Bronston grew up on The Tumbleweed Dude Ranch owned by Sawyer's Granddad. He remembers butting heads constantly with Sawyer when the younger omega spent his summers on the ranch. When Sawyer inherits The Tumbleweed Dude Ranch from his Granddad, he flees his cheating ex and high stress job in Los Angeles to start a new life in Red Sky, Texas. Unfortunately, no one on the ranch wants him there.

Omega Jesse has a heartbreaking secret. Something so dark and painful, two years ago it made him run from his best friend, turned lover, Baker. But being away from Baker was too painful, and now he's back, and asking for forgiveness. Alpha Baker has worked on The Tumbleweed Ranch much of his life. He was crushed when Jesse left and froze him out of his life completely. He's done his best to move on, but no one touches his heart the way Jesse did. When Jesse returns, Baker tries to ignore him. He can't, and won't, forgive Jesse for betraying his love all those years ago. But ignoring someone who you thought was your soulmate is easier said than done.

Omega Kylo Hansen is angry and determined to stand up for his sister's honor. He follows the alpha his sister Mia says got her pregnant, to The Tumbleweed Ranch, intending to make him step up and be an honorable alpha. Kylo won't just stand by and let Cory McTarn get away with abandoning his duties as an alpha.   Alpha Cory McTarn has no idea why Kylo seems to hate him. The alpha is used to everybody adoring him, so when Kylo arrives and instantly hates him, he's mystified. He tries his best to get along with Kylo, but Kylo isn't interested in being his friend.   When Mia admits she lied to Kylo about Cory, the embarrassed omega immediately goes to Cory, to ask for his forgiveness. The two men develop a friendship that quickly turns into something more. But misunderstandings seem to be a way of life between Cory and Kylo, and their path toward love won't be easy.

Fireman Sharky Jones is the alpha everybody loves. He's everyone's best friend. The divorced single dad raised his son, now twenty-six, all by himself. Since he focused all his attention on his son, Daniel, his love life is now a distant memory. He's forty-four years old, and his kid doesn't need him anymore. What's he supposed to do with the rest of his life? Kurt Summer's has been Daniel's best friend since kindergarten. When his abusive parents got too out of control, he'd have sleepovers at his best friend's house. He always felt safe at Sharky's house, and he knew the older alpha would never let anything bad happen to him. Kurt has had a secret crush on Sharky since puberty hit. He's kept his feelings to himself because he didn't want to make things awkward with his best buddy by crushing on his dad. Looking up to Sharky has always been easy. Kurt even became a fireman because he respected what Sharky did for a living. When he's transferred into Sharky's department, the two men become even closer. But Sharky isn't comfortable crossing lines with a kid the same age as his son, and even if he could get past the age thing, Kurt is his son's best friend. He can't risk alienating his son. When Sharky fosters a four-year-old boy, whose parents are killed in a car wreck, Kurt volunteers to help him out. Sharky has always thought of Kurt as a kid, although he can admit he's had some very confusing sexual feelings since Kurt has started spending so much time with him. Things are getting complicated. Kurt is aware of the hungry looks Sharky sends him, although the alpha never makes any move on the younger omega. But Kurt isn't willing to stay on the sidelines anymore, and watch Sharky date other people. He's not the child Sharky thinks he is, and he's ready to make his move.

Griffin McTarn is a selfish alpha. His own needs are all that matter to him, and he'd be the first person to tell you that. When his real estate company is caught up in a scandal, he hides out in Red Sky, Texas with his mom. He's bored to tears in the little town, until he runs into sexy omega Jace Conner. Jace is the opposite of Griffin. He's warm and caring, and he puts others first. While Jace doesn't usually let alphas pick him up at work, there's something about Griffin that makes him hard to ignore. Jace agrees to a little fun on his lunch hour, and just as everything begins to heat up, disaster strikes. The two men tumble into an unlikely relationship, as Griffin tries to help Jace land on his feet. Of course, Griffin being the selfish alpha he is, his motivation isn't kindness. He simply wants to close the deal with Jace. Jace knows the score, and isn't foolish enough to think he actually matters to Griffin, but when fate turns the table on them, both men have to decide what it is they really want out of life. Even if it means saying goodbye.

These feelings of attraction I'm having for Luis are so different from anything I've felt before. Alpha Daniel Jones is still trying to find his place in life. He's twenty-six, but unable to find a girl who lights him on fire. He reassures himself the problem is he travels so much for work, but when he gets laid off, he doesn't have any more luck in the romance department than before. While there are plenty of girls he can sleep with, no one makes him eager to take the next step of claiming them. Omega Luis Brighton has known Daniel for years as a work acquaintance. In fact, Daniel even set him up on a blind date with his dad, Sharky. Unfortunately, Sharky was already in love with someone else. Luis is forty-four and ready to settle down, but he's very picky and the right alpha just hasn't come along yet. He feels pressure to take an omega before he gets any older, since he's already pushing it when it comes to having kids. Most alphas are looking for a much younger omega to breed with, but is that any reason to settle? Daniel and Luis start hanging out more, drinking and complaining to each other about how lonely they are. One wild night of way too many tequila shots, they step over a line neither one of them is comfortable crossing. Daniel is shocked to discover he's sexually attracted to a man and Luis is mortified he's hot for a guy eighteen years younger than him. They both agree it was a terrible mistake, and just want to put that night behind them. Things really spin out of control when Luis discovers he's pregnant with Daniel's child.