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Space Alpha: The Anthology - Space Alpha

K.Y. Shelton

Publisher: K.Y. Shelton

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Summary

The Lycaverse is in quiet disarray. The Beta Lycan administration has claimed power over the three spheres for decades, convincing all, Alpha, Beta and Omega that male pregnancy is not possible. 
In the present day of 5000AE, the three classes of Lycans are more segregated than ever. The Omegas toil with the bots in the mines, the Betas sit in their offices and labs, and the Alphas fight in sector space against the alien invaders. 
So when down-on-his-luck bot repair mechanic, Ochi catches spunky hunk General Garret's eye on his Omega planet in a first time encounter, he knows trouble is brewing. 
But the chemistry between the Lycans is undeniable. Ochi can't stop thinking about the muscular General, and the space alpha won't stay away. So when Ochi falls pregnant to the military Space General, he knows his old life is over. 
The Beta administration has determined that Ochi is now a fugitive, as his Alpha mate is too. But the mated couple won't give up. Their desire for a new, free Lycaverse for their growing pup burns too strong. They know the only way to survive and give their pup a future is to topple the Beta administration sending every Outpost and Space Hunter at them. And they must do this all while fighting the alien attackers. 
Space Alpha: The Complete Anthology is a bundle of the 5 book series by Gay MM Science Fiction Fantasy and Paranormal Erotic Romance author K.Y. Shelton. 
Contains explicit adult material. Suitable for adult audiences only.
Available since: 10/04/2015.

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