An M/M Mpreg Shifter Romance. Pregnant and without an alpha, human omega Grayson must rely on his tenacity to provide for his unborn daughter. But when a fire claims his home and everything he’s struggled to work for, rescue comes in an unexpected form: the alpha dragon Altair and his flight of firefighters who reluctantly take Grayson into their custody. Altair’s resentment of humanity is matched by a conflicting sense of duty to protect the town they share and all who call it home, human or dragon. He and his flight brothers have never had to deal with an omega before—let alone a human—and now they have one living under their roof! Everything Altair thought he knew about humans, omegas, and mates is called into question—and with Grayson’s baby on the way, he’s about to find out what it’s like to be a daddy. Daddy From Flames is the first book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. This book features dragon shifters, a human omega, firefighters, an industrial fantasy setting, pregnancy/birth, new dads, a cat, love healing wounds, action, fun, light drama, and, as always, a happily ever after.

An M/M Mpreg Shifter Romance Thomas is the captain of the Watch, a rank reserved for only the strongest human alphas. But he holds a deep secret: He’s an omega. When he’s forced to partner up with his rival and number one nuisance, the dragon firefighter Rainor, Thomas struggles to keep his natural scent hidden from the alpha’s sharp senses. Rainor has never had much respect for the humans—especially Thomas, whose men can never seem to keep the town safe without the help of him and his dragon flight brothers. If he’s to teach Thomas the art of firefighting they’re going to have to break down some walls—even if that means exposing sides of themselves they’ve never revealed to anyone else. But Rainor quickly learns there’s far more to this human “alpha” than meets the eye—and nose! Can he keep it a secret? Secrets in Smoke is the second book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on characters and story introduced in book one, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s recommended you read Daddy From Flames first. This book features enemies-to-lovers, in-the-closet and identity themes, an industrial fantasy setting, pregnancy, a human toddler, family moments, friendship and loyalty, a dragon on horseback (and an irritated horse), drama, fun, lots of heat, and, as always, a happily ever after.

Fleeing from his dangerous dragon family, half-human omega Raka finds himself unable to control his desires for Delos, the winsome ice dragon alpha he hired to escort him across the frozen sea. But falling in love was never part of the escape plan. To protect them both, Raka vanishes from the flaming wreckage of their ship, leaving Delos behind with a broken heart—not knowing he's carrying the alpha's child. After seven years, Delos’s icy heart shows no sign of thawing. On an away mission for his dragon flight brothers, he unexpectedly finds the omega he can’t forget. His resentment is matched only by his enduring need for Raka, but the omega is in hiding, unable to leave his library sanctuary. It’s clear they can’t have a second chance together—but then there’s Raka’s son, the boisterous little boy who looks so much like Delos. The child needs an alpha to teach him how to be an ice dragon—can Delos open his heart and become the daddy he was meant to be? Baby From Frost is the third book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on characters and the story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s recommended you read the others first. This book features ice dragons, second chances, a secret child, an industrial fantasy setting, pregnancy and dragon eggs, toddlers, family moments, friendship and loyalty, love in a library (shhh!), light drama, and, as always, a happily ever after.

All ice dragon alpha Marin needs is an omega. Cut off from the inheritance that funds his group of dragon firefighters, he must fool his family into believing he’ll produce an heir—and a contract marriage is his master plan to set things right. But when his search for a fake mate results in an unexpected family reunion, Marin finds himself tangled up with his estranged brother’s protective best friend, the deliciously adorable thunder dragon omega Shen. Shen has always wished for a way he could help his friend heal from his traumatic upbringing, but this was not what he expected. In order to give Marin the time he needs to repair things with his younger brother, Shen agrees to pretend to be the alpha’s mate. A fake relationship is going to be his very first, but no problem—it’s all on paper, after all. But Shen is about to learn that when it comes to roguish ice dragons, nothing is ever so simple. Wed in Thunder is the fourth book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on characters and the story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s highly recommended you read the others first. This book features thunder, ice and fire dragons, a best friend's brother, enemies-to-lovers, an industrial fantasy setting, dragon eggs, toddlers and brand new dragon hatchlings, new dads, family moments, lots of funny banter, friendship and loyalty, zapped nipples, a meddling aunt, light drama, and, as always, a happily ever after.

Fire dragon alpha Haru has never been able to leave the past behind. The childhood bond he shared with Aerin, a human omega, has shaped the course of his life, even after the boy’s dragon-fearing parents broke their friendship apart. Haru thought he’d never see his first love again, until fifteen years later, an inferno brings him and his flight of dragon firefighters face-to-face with the omega—and the three dragon children clinging to his side. With a strong will to nurture those left on the wayside, Aerin is drawn to dragons when most humans would avoid them. Now, just a month after returning to his hometown with two dragon babies and a toddler under his care, Aerin finds his orphanage ablaze and the alpha from his past putting out the flames. Haru offers to take him and the kids in, but with his flight on rocky ground, the other alphas of the group are not too pleased about playing manny to a clutch of hatchlings. Fires are their specialty, not flying babies! But Aerin is determined to help Haru bring the group together—even when their unrequited heat comes simmering back to the surface. Mannies and Embers is the fifth book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on characters and the story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s highly recommended you read the others first. This book features a second chance romance, childhood sweethearts, clueless alphas playing manny to rambunctious dragon babies, a shy toddler learning how to dragon, a mouse-hungry barn owl, brotherhood and loyalty, new alphas and heartwarming reunions, an industrial fantasy setting, minimal drama, and, as always, a happily ever after.

As the shrine priest, omega Enry’s matehood is prized and sought after by the less-than-eligible alphas of his secluded human village. It’s the night of the claiming competition, and just when it seems like Enry’s fate is decided, a winged figure appears in the moonlit sky. It’s been decades since one of these revered beings visited Silver Mountain—have Enry’s prayers to be swept off his feet by an alpha dragon finally been answered? A vacation to a mountain hot springs, they said. It would be fun, they said. Crashing a sacred ceremony and ending up mated to an overly adoring, dragon-obsessed omega was not how the commitment-phobic alpha fire drake Layne expected to spend a trip with his flight brothers. Charged with a week to test their arranged marriage, Layne is more than reluctant about Enry’s crazy insistence they’re fated mates bound by the spirits of the mountain. But when a mysterious power leaves him intoxicated by this strange human, Layne finds his defenses on the back-burner—no matter how badly he wants to resist. Fated With Firelight is the sixth book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on the characters and story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s highly recommended you read the preceding books first. This book features fire, thunder, and ice dragons (and a surprise), a reluctant arranged marriage, fated mates, sacred priests and naughty shrine visits, hot spring bath fun, orphans and babies, a wild wedding night, renewed love, a touch of cozy mystery, ancient dragon magic, an industrial fantasy setting, and as always, a happily ever after!

Perfect, powerful, and obsessed with tradition, omega Thran is the strongest warrior in a clan of reclusive forest dragons. There isn’t a challenge he can’t overcome—except for dealing with the fire dragon outsider Baleon, who’s been a pain in his ass since the day their worlds collided. Thran wants nothing to do with the showboating, freewheeling, and irritatingly attractive alpha—but a mutual need forces him into an arrangement from hell: he must learn firefighting from Baleon. Baleon is a simple alpha who only wants one thing: to get good enough to defeat Thran in a fight. Now he finally has the opportunity to take the flawless omega down a peg and prove himself a real warrior, but when it comes time to work together with his sworn frenemy, the ghosts of their respective pasts stand firmly in the way. Baleon is resolved to break the domineering omega’s battle-worn defenses—but he quickly discovers there’s a thin line between burning hatred and all-consuming lust. Frenemies from Forests is the seventh book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on the characters and story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s recommended you read the preceding books first. This book features: Enemies-to-lovers, hurt-comfort, adorable dragon orphans, a power-bottom omega, socially awkward forest dragons, someone getting tied to a tree, a naughty dragon tail, fast-paced action, an industrial fantasy setting, and as always, a happily ever after!

Eli is an orphan omega who has always taken care of himself. He’s completely shunned the use of his thunder dragon form to learn the human healing arts and has never once wanted an alpha—but when an accident puts him into the protective “dad arms” of Theo, a fire drake many years his senior, a lifetime of repressed desires comes crackling to the surface. After losing his mate twenty years ago, Theo’s dragon flame has steadily gone cold. He never thought he’d fall for another omega—especially one more than half his age—but the healer pretending to be a human won’t leave his mind. Can Theo guide Eli through the pleasures of embracing his dragon self? Or will they lose each other to the wounds they can’t forget? Lost With Lightning is the eighth book in the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on the characters and story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone it’s recommended you read the preceding books first. This book features: A May-December romance, a single dad, doctor and patient, a slow burn (to high heat!), accidental electric shocks (to naughty places), sweet and nurturing characters, friendship and found family, romantic walks on the beach, medium angst (healing past traumas), dragon eggs, a cathartic tear-filled ending, and as always, a happily ever after!

Alpha sea dragon Kai has a problem with his impulses. He’d rather run his guesthouse or hit the waves with his brothers than worry about the unwanted expectations of his family and clan, who have him pinned as the island’s next great chief. However, after forgetting an offhanded promise he made to his ailing grandmother that he would have a fiancé by her big birthday reunion, Kai is now in panic mode trying to find an omega crazy enough for the task. Enter Visir, the stoic forest dragon bodyguard on a mission to paradise. When a riptide accident puts him in Kai’s debt, Visir is quick to recognize the one way he can repay the alpha for saving his life. Despite being completely out of his element in this ocean world, Visir’s insatiable curiosity and unshakeable commitment mean he’s willing to do anything to get the job done. The ruse only needs to last for a night, but when their fake relationship begins to feel all too real, neither can resist the temptation to dive into deeper waters—even if it means everything crashing down around them. Destined by Surf is the ninth book and the start of the second season of the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. While it expands on the characters and story introduced in the previous books, it can be enjoyed as a standalone. This book A relationship agreement, an introverted omega (quiet in the streets, but a freak in the sheets!) and a fun-loving alpha, surfing sea dragons, fish-out-of-water hijinks, a big fat dragon family reunion (island style), friendly dolphin visits, a slow burn to insatiable heat, a unique industrial fantasy setting, and as always, a satisfying happily ever after!

A raucous sea dragon festival, one too many drinks, and a roaring beach bonfire are ingredients for trouble, just like misunderstandings and dueling personalities can lead to an unplanned, flash-in-the-pan affair—especially when dragon magic is involved. When omega Istil gets too close to the flames, he’s swept off his feet by Ari, the frustratingly handsome alpha healer with whom he always seems to clash. Their accidental tryst should have marked the start and finish of their intimate relationship, but when a medical crisis puts Istil back under Ari’s watch, the alpha dragon's keen senses detect a surprise neither of them is ready Istil is expecting, and there’s only one possible daddy. Expecting in Oceans is the tenth book of the Dragon Firefighters mpreg series. It expands on the characters and story introduced in the previous books, and while it can be enjoyed as a standalone, it is recommended you read the others first. This book An accidental pregnancy, a prickly alpha doctor, a playful and strong-willed omega, islander sea dragons, a trial relationship, nesting and birth, family and friendship, returning characters, a unique industrial fantasy setting, and as always, a satisfying happily ever after!