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Alpha's Secret Baby - Alphas' Fated Mates #2 - cover

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Alpha's Secret Baby - Alphas' Fated Mates #2

Kellan Larkin

Publisher: Kellan Larkin

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Summary

But this time, it felt more than good. It felt like everything in the universe was perfectly aligned. Was I going crazy? Why did I feel this way with Logan? 
 
Mason's an Omega wolf focused on his high-powered finance career and his little sister Lauren, who's struggling with an abusive boyfriend. After a one night stand with a mysterious, sexy Alpha, his world is turned upside down. 
 
Logan has no idea he's a dad. When he refuses to date a friend who's been pining after him, his pack calls him heartless. Logan knows he left his heart in Lake City—with the Omega who is his fated mate. But how will he react to Mason's secret? 
 
When Logan finds Mason, the pair will have to learn how to be parents together—while learning about each other for the first time. 
 
Find out if they'll succeed in this standalone novella with a HEA. No cheating, no cliffhangers. Inside, you'll find an adorable shifter baby and plenty of sweet and steamy scenes. 
 
This baby was going to have a good life, even if he or she started it as a surprise. I was going to do the best I could.
Available since: 12/17/2016.

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