Alpha, Beta, Omega â A Paranormal Shifter Boxed Set
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From today’s hottest NY Times, USA Today, and Bestselling authors comes a collection of 10 novellas, featuring hot alpha, beta, and omega shifters. If you like tigers, bears, wolves, and more you’ll love this box set. Each story is either a first in a series or a stand-alone novella.
Check out the line up!
A Tiger’s Claim by Lia Davis
The Scarlett Legacy by K.N. Lee
Tiger Time by Marissa Dobson
Healer’s Fate by Beth Caudill
Bearly Smitten (The Alpha’s Bride Book 1) by Misha Carver
Reluctant Revenge – Under the Demon’s Skin by Xandra James
Feral – A Many Lives Story by Laxmi Hariharan
The Beta’s Mate by Bethany Shaw
Night Falls by Nicole Morgan
Wounds to Bear (Heart of The Bear Book One) by Lily Marie
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Night Falls (Racinitine Pack 1) by Nicole Morgan
A novella within Alpha, Beta, Omega
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Paul Holton is the leader of the Racinitine Pack. Rising to his position from bloodline and destiny hadnât been easy for the strong willed young man. Having sacrificed many of the things his kind long for in their reticent existence, Paul knew all he forfeited had been for the greater good.
Kinzey Sloane had been finding ways to get herself into trouble ever since she was a rambunctious young child. Now a reporter for the small press, The Grand Lake Gazette, she was determined to make a name for herself no matter what it costs.
When Paul crosses paths with the tenacious and gorgeous red head, Kinzey he knows heâs in trouble. Not only can he see the fire in her, but he can feel it as well. But when Kinzey gets too close to his secrets, he is faced with making a choice that could not only change his world, but the only life his pack has ever known.
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Excerpt from Night Falls (Racinitine Pack 1) by Nicole Morgan
Paul Holton stared down at his opponent below. Sweat dripped from his forehead onto Zekeâs, sliding down the side and falling into the crease of the scar heâd caused when he and Zeke were just boys.
“Surrender,” Paul ordered.
âNot a chance, brother.â
With a swift and abrupt movement, Zeke elbowed his big brother in the ribs and grinned when Paul released his hold in agony.
Getting on top of him, Zeke pinned him down and said, âYou may be older, but youâll never be faster.â
Paulâs eyes glinted with the glow of Amber, the color that only showed when his other side was trying to shift through.
With a burst of adrenaline and strength that he knew his little brother wouldnât be able to overcome, Paul pushed Zeke off of him and several feet away.
He then got up from the dirt covered barn and stood over Zeke. âFaster yes, but never stronger, my brother.â
Paul held his hand out to help Zeke up, but the gesture was refused. Just like the sore loser heâd always been, Zeke pushed his hand away and stood up in what could only be described as a childlike huff.
âYou cheated.â
Laughing, he asked, âHow exactly did I cheat? And when did this become a competition?â
âYou used your powers. I saw your eyes. And itâs always a competition.â
âOnly because you say so, brother. But not everything has to be. And donât think I didnât notice your hair prickle and begin to lengthen when you were on top of me. If youâre going to pull the powers card, you might want to take a look at your own tactics first.â
Zeke glared at his brother. âWhatever.â
Shaking his head, he could do nothing more than chuckle. His little brother might be fast and one of the best fighters’s the Racinitine Pack had ever seen, but he still had the temperament of a fifteen-year-old boy who didn’t get his way.
âAre you two at it again?â
Both men turned to see Nova, their sister, and the middle child of the trio standing in the moonlit silhouette of the barn doors.
âJust a friendly workout, sis.â
âFriendly, my ass.â Zeke snapped.
âI guess I know who lost.â Nova teased.
âShut up, Nova. You always side with him.â
âMaybe thatâs because youâre always acting like a petulant child.â She replied.
âAlright you two, knock it off.â Paul walked toward his sister and kissed her on the cheek. âWhy do you antagonize him?â
She shrugged. âBecause itâs fun and because I can.â
âWell knock it off. You know what a sore loser he can be.â
“I heard that,” Zeke muttered while brushing the dust off of his pants.
Rolling her eyes, Nova turned her attention toward Paul. âEveryone has gathered for the meeting. Theyâre out in the clearing.â
âThanks, sis. Letâs head out there now.â He turned toward his little brother. âAll of us.â
With a sarcastic smile, Zeke added, “Yes, let’s all show up like one big happy family.”
âIâm serious Zeke. We need to show a unified front. Our pack is depending on us to be the example here. Until we know what is going on none of us can show any signs of doubt or hesitation. Understood?â
His siblings nodded in agreement. Despite their disagreements, they all knew how dire their current situation was.Â
A few minutes later Paul and his siblings made it down to the clearing where their packâs meeting place had been established generations earlier. Buried deep in the forest of Rocky Mountain National Park, no one but animals had ever crossed this desolate part of their land.
He took his place atop a large stone where many leaders before him had stood and turned to address the members of their pack.
âGood evening, everyone. Thank you for coming on such short notice. I realize that itâs not easy to sneak away from our normal existence but times are ominous and we need to discuss what has been happening.â
âIs it true that it might be one of us?â A male voice from the crowd called out causing a stir amongst the others.
âNow letâs not jump to any conclusions. Thereâs no reason to start a panic over this.â
âStart a panic? People are dying!â
Paul looked down at Ingrid, one of the older of their female pack members. She’d been a caregiver for him and his brother and sister when they were younger. It pained him to see her look so confused and scared as she looked up at him.
âIngrid, I realize that. And I know youâre scared. As Iâm sure many of you are. But I want everyone to know that we donât know anything as of yet. The very little information we have is just that. Very little, far too little for us to draw any conclusion from. And I certainly do not think it was one of us.â
âSo what are you saying, it was a real wolf? A bear?â She asked him.
âWe simply donât know. But I do know our kind. And none of us would ever hurt a human. Much less two innocent hikers. Weâve spent generations reigning in our powers so that very thing doesnât happen.â
âI read the news reports. Those attacks didnât come from any bear. If it wasnât one of us it had to be a wolf.â Royce, another member of the pack shouted out from far back in the crowd.
Paul let out a sigh and placed his hands on his hips. He knew his pack wanted answers. And oh how he wished he could give them to him. But the fact of the matter was he had no idea who had killed those hikers two nights before. And as much as he hated to admit it, he wasnât entirely sure it wasnât one of them. Wolves had been rather dormant in their area for quite some time. The odds that it was an animal and not one of their pack were slim.
His duty was to his pack. He had to keep a level head. At the very least until he knew what was going on. It was his only option.
The knowledge that there may be a killer amongst them was a fear he didnât care to voice.
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About the Author
Nicole Morgan has been writing since 2009 and is an author of erotic romance novels, which more often than not have a suspenseful back story. Erotic romance mixed with good old-fashioned whodunit. While sheâs written everything from contemporary to paranormal, her leading men will more than likely be wearing a uniform of some kind. From military to police officers, she has a love for writing about those who protect and serve. From her very first novel (which turned into a four book series) about Navy SEALs to her more recent releases you will be sure to find a few twists and turns you were not expecting.
Nicole also writes under the pen names of Taylor Brooks and Nicki Day.
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