She was mine. Mine to take. Mine to control. Mine to command. My omega. And I would make her obey. ...Somehow. Twenty-five years ago, a radiation storm hit my home planet, Epsilon, killing most of the omegas. The only way to protect our babies was to send them away into space. But the mission was sabotaged, the newborn omegas were lost. Alphas have searched across the galaxy for them ever since the storm passed. Now, they are adults. And I will find them. I have narrowed down their destination to a distant planet called Earth. I stop for food and find a lost omega working in a fast-food kitchen. Once I catch her scent, there is no other choice. I claim my virgin omega over and over. I will keep knotting with her until she carries my child. But attempts on her life reveal a traitor on my ship. How can I protect my mate from a dark conspiracy?

They thought they knew what omegas were like. They’d never met me. Steph: Crazy day so far. Purple aliens abducted me. Their ship blew up. I escaped in a pod. Then he found me. Krekar. The alpha in charge of the Epsilon flagship. The most important captain in space. He says I’m an omega, and he wants to keep me out of harm’s way. Screw that. I’m not about to let some alien bloke turn me into his pampered princess. When I get stranded on a battered, icy outpost, I find a newborn baby. This changes everything. Our odds of survival are slim, but I will do anything to protect her. Krekar: I’ve always been in control. I’m used to being obeyed. Then Stephanie appears. The tiny omega doesn’t know what she’s gotten into. It’s my job to show her. To protect her. But when the threat comes from within my crew, and we’re forced apart into two deadly situations, I have to find a new way to fight for her. She’s stranded on an ice planet. I’m stuck on a ship that’s about to self-destruct. Can I save her?

Bow before your king, omega. King Lachlan is on a mission to find himself an omega bride descended from the royal lineage. He finds several, but one arouses his interest more than the rest. Sierra is resilient and resourceful. Protocol dictates that he must offer the omegas to the Emperor as a gift, but Lachlan can’t stay away from Sierra. The short, curvy omega is the most beautiful creature he’s ever laid eyes on, and her scent calls to him. The last thing American travel writer Sierra expects is to be kidnapped by aliens, rescued by an alien King, then told she must stand in a line for the Emperor to choose. She knows nothing of Epsilon, or alphas, except that Lachlan is huge, muscular and a powerful king. And he wants her. But the consequences of crossing the Emperor are huge. When a political conspiracy threatens everything, enemies are everywhere, can Sierra abandon Lachlan to save him?

She crash lands straight into his pants Rugged alpha Tor has been stranded alone on an ice planet for five years when engineer Madison crashes into his world. The fiesty, sensual, curvy woman is definitely an omega, even though she thinks she’s human. She doesn’t understand why Tor’s scent makes her swoon, or why her body reacts explosively to his touch. Tor has been living under a snowdrift and had no idea that human omegas have been discovered on Earth. When he connects with Madison, sparks fly, and not just because she’s determined to fix his wrecked ship and get them both off this ball of ice.

He’s a bad guy. I’m worse. What will he do when I betray him? Tough Glaswegian Natasha has been fighting all her life. She lies, cheats and steals as easily as she breathes. Now she’s embroiled in interstellar espionage, gang warfare and a culture battle between alphas and betas. She deserved an alpha who could claim her properly. Keep his promises to protect her. Shelter her from everything that had already hurt her so bad. I wasn’t that guy. Couldn’t be him. I was broken and lost. Alpha criminal Ryon knows better than to fall for the beta he’s working undercover with. But she just smells right. Then he finds out something that changes everything. She’s one of the lost omegas. And she’s in more danger than she could ever imagine. This sci-fi adventure is the fifth instalment in my series about human omegas. It can be read as a standalone HEA for the romance, but the series tells a bigger story when you read it in order.