Arbor
I have to get out before it’s too late.
Biding my time until I can make a clean escape is the safest option, especially because my ex grows more volatile with every passing day. Unfortunately, by the time I find a window to put my plans in motion, I’m already thirty-eight weeks pregnant.
It doesn’t matter if it’s an inconvenient time for a move across the country. I take the chance, knowing I won’t get another. Maine is like a whole different world when I’m used to Arizona, but I make the best of it. Only my little one decides to make her arrival early and during a snowstorm, no less.
Morris and his twin packmates, Hayes and Hael, come to the rescue, but the baby won’t wait. They may help deliver my daughter, but I fully expect them to leave once we make it to the hospital.
It looks like we’re all in for some surprises.
After all, my ex isn’t going to allow me to just disappear. And more than that, what alphas would want to take on all my baggage?
Unexpected Delivery is a complete standalone with no cliffhanger. It’s set in the same world as When She Needs Them Most and Whatever it Takes, but they can be read independently of one another. As with all my books, you’ll find no cheating, no choosing, and the men fall first.
Author’s Note
Unexpected Delivery is a standalone with no cliffhanger. It’s set in the same world as When She Needs Them Most and Whatever it Takes, but it was written to be read independently of those books.
This book gets back to my character driven plot roots. If you’re looking for a lot of action or adventure, this book probably won’t hit the sweet spot. I never want to discourage anyone from reading my books, but I try to be as honest as possible so you’ll be satisfied.
This one should be relatively safe for all my readers with reading anxiety as it was purposely written to be low angst/stress.
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There is no cheating, no OW drama, and no third act breakup.
Unexpected Delivery begins with an outside of the hospital birthing scene, and it is pretty detailed.
If you compare our world to the alternative universe this omegaverse takes place in, you might notice their process for things like adding dads onto the birth certificate is different than ours. This is because of the lore and laws I’ve crafted for their world where packs are common. Also the laws we saw their citizens fight for in No Omega Needed—where every member of the pack, no matter biological makeup, gets equal rights to any existing children or children born into the pack.
This book is more of a slow burn than any of my other recent releases, and that’s because I wasn’t willing to rush through the postpartum healing that needs to happen after giving birth. It’s a character driven plot with the focus on relationship building and a ton of hurt and comfort.
You will also find brief references to: postpartum rage/depression, death by carbon monoxide, underage drinking, an involuntary psych hold (past event, not shown on page), PTSD, past drug use, past emotional and physical abuse, and a mild torture scene (not of a main character).
Mental health is important! I always want my readers to know what to expect. If you have any questions or need something clarified please reach out through email or social media.
