Doctor Daniel Brennan has never recovered after his younger brother’s suicide and has always vowed he will never mate an omega because of it. Even though he would have liked his own family, at forty-seven, he accepts he is probably too old and throws himself into his career as an obstetrician. Remy always thought his life had ended the day he was officially classed as an omega. Between the bullying, the loneliness, and the fact he thinks he isn’t pretty enough, slim enough, or clever enough to attract an alpha—even if he wanted one—pretty much sealed his fate. The only bright light on his horizon is his new job at the omega clinic. A lonely omega and an alpha who doesn’t realize how much he wants his own family are forced together when the unthinkable happens, and Remy—who doesn’t even know he is pregnant—goes into labor. Delivering Remy’s baby might be easy for Daniel. Delivering a Christmas miracle might be something else altogether.