Devlin is an Omega, a male werewolf that can carry as well as father children. But that is not all Devlin is, and for the last six years he has actually had the freedom to become the scientist he always longed to be. Away from his pack and any other Alpha, Devlin has grown hopeful, but now his luck has run out; his Alpha is calling and he must return home to fulfil his destiny. When he gets back to England, the news are even worse than he expected: the pack is expanding over further territory and with bigger land, the pack itself must grow. Every Omega in the pack must be bred to ensure the next generation is large enough. Including Devlin. He is given one choice that is not choice at all: between two young Alphas who have come to the pack for the promise of an Omega to mate. Devlin is lost: He can't leave unless he makes a choice and he can't make a choice between two men he's just met that will determine the rest of his life. But if he doesn't make it soon he will lose the last thing he has left from his old life: his dream of a career as a research biologist. In a desperate bid for freedom inside the cage the pack has made for him, Devlin makes the most daring offer of all: he will mate with both Alphas. After all, you can't belong to two people, he figures, and if he doesn't belong to them, maybe he can get to keep himself.

Rami came to Windermere for one reason only: to find an Omega to mate. But the process is slow going, especially since most of the Omegas in Windermere pack are female and Rami is gay. In the meantime there's Naveen. Naveen is possibly the most laid back Alpha Rami's ever met, and definitely the most charming. Nobody has a problem with them being lovers, but what Rami is starting to feel is way beyond casual sex and friendship. And if anybody finds out, he risks losing both the Alpha he has and the Omega he needs.

One omega. Two alphas... and two babies. Let the romancing begin! Devlin's come a long way since he was asked to choose between two alphas and chose them both, but it's not only his kids that have some growing up to do if their family is going to make it. Rami, Naveen and he have moved on from their less than perfect beginning: they have two babies they love, Rami's in college, Devlin's researching at university like he dreamed, and Naveen is devoted to teaching their girls Urdu through the three single nursery rhymes and five phrases he knows in the language—also, diapers. But while the alphas are comfortable with their relationship and Devlin is happy enough to gate-crash, they still have a lot of exploring to do—in bed and out of it—before they find a way to be together that can last forever. It will all come down to whether they can learn from their past mistakes and trust each other to do better, but when you have been hurt as badly as Devlin has, trust is an expensive coin to spend. "The Parenting Habits of Werewolves" is the conclusion to the Werewolves of Windermere trilogy, which must be read in order.