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    Omega Gift: Given to the Alpha
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    Omega Gift: Given to the Alpha

    By Carlita Rosa

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    Eric is a male omega, a rarity among werewolves. His clan is in debt so deep that they can't possibly repay it and his packmates will be forced to find new packs-- but there's a loophole. An ancient law, overlooked, says that they can repay their debts by offering an unmated omega to the Prince Alpha.

    As the Prince Alpha, Brandon is powerful and wealthy, but he has no interest in the insincere friendships of other werewolf artistocracy. He can't believe anyone would be interested in him as his own wolf, so he prefers to be alone and focus on his studies... But when Eric is thrust into his life, there's no easy way to be rid of the small, handsome omega. And the longer they spend together, the less Brandon wants him gone.

    14,800 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarlita Rosa
    Release dateSep 2, 2015
    ISBN9781513099873
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      The story had potential, but it was way too short to be satisfying, and the author hurried though the plot so fast that it was unreadable by the end..

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