Cats are always supposed to land on their feet, but omega shifter Jesse has done everything but. After escaping a mental institute, he's stranded in the woods, wounded, and at the mercy of a silent grizzly bear. On the trail of an arsonist, alpha wolf Asher Lambert stumbles across the broken omega and his grizzly guard, who says they were waiting for him. Asher takes them both home, figuring the least he can do is help Jesse get on his feet, literally and figuratively. Then he'll send them on their way. But Jesse has other plans. Jesse's never been with an alpha... but he wants Asher, and no is not an answer. Can Asher accept Jesse and break away from everything he's ever known? Can they really start a new pack with his ragtag group of friends, and the silent bear who just won't leave? Freedom For His Omega is the first book in The Outcast Chronicles. It is a 39k word book containing mpreg, and knotting.

I can't imagine a day without you in it, let alone a life. It was only supposed to be a one night stand. Dallas was following an arsonist's trail, and Nick was the hot bartender who kept him company while he waited. But then Nick is pregnant, and Dallas is gone. Dallas's bear won't let him forget the omega fox that was iso mischievous and so submissive, completing him in ways he hadn't known was possible. When Dallas finds out about the baby, he's determined to do right by Nick, but the arsonist strikes again, putting their relationship into danger before it has a chance to truly begin. Acceptance For His Omega is a 36k word novella featuring a gentle bear with a core of fire and a mischievous fox who can't wait to submit to him. It is the second book in the Outcast Chronicles, and it is recommended to read them in order for maximum enjoyment. This book contains mpreg, knotting, and the brief mention of suicide in the past.

“A compellingly drawn dystopian future.” —BCCB The Maze Runner meets The Hunger Games in this heart-pounding trilogy—now in paperback. Orphaned teens, soon to be hunted for sport, must flee their resettlement camps in their fight for survival and a better life. For in the Republic of the True America, it's always hunting season. Riveting action, intense romance, and gripping emotion make this fast-paced adventure a standout debut. After a radiation blast burned most of the Earth to a crisp, the new government established settlement camps for the survivors. At the camp, sixteen-year-old "LTs" are eager to graduate as part of the Rite. Until they learn the dark truth: LT doesn't stand for lieutenant but for Less Thans, feared by society and raised to be hunted for sport. They escape and join forces with the Sisters, twin girls who've suffered their own haunting fate. Together they seek the fabled New Territory, with sadistic hunters hot on their trail. Secrets are revealed, allegiances are made, and lives are at stake. As unlikely Book and fearless Hope lead their quest for freedom, these teens must find the best in themselves to fight the worst in their enemies. Catch the rest of the series in The Capture and The Release!

One day, Ray is an overburdened young man; the next, he is ready to mate. Raymond Halley is used to doing his duty to his family; he’s helped raise his younger siblings since his Dad died in a freak accident when he was thirteen. But when he presents as a rare male omega, he is asked for something he’s not sure he can give; to take on five alpha mates and have children with them. Feeling stripped of his masculinity and his freedom all in one go, Ray retreats into his mind even as his body’s new instincts allow him to go through with what must be done. But as his family grows, he cannot help but slowly realize the five men who are now his partners don’t want just his body, but his happiness too. In the end, can he be brave enough to open his heart? “Omega for the Pack” is the first book in The Stars of the Pack series, an emotional rollercoaster and coming-of-age story featuring explicit relationships between men, powerful instincts, and the healing that only comes from deep transformation.

Discourses on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, During the early 1980’s it was planned to publish the ”Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega” volumes as ”Yoga: The Science of the Soul”. Only the first three volumes were actually published, the title stayed as ”Alpha and Omega” for the other seven volumes.

This book looks at the traditional answer to the question of man’s freedom on earth - the answer that holds that for man to be free he needs to be made to become a perpetual subject. And dismisses it. This work submits that man is not born to be a subject but a free man. Because it contends that, contrary to Rousseau’s thoughts, man is born in chains and that it is these chains that he must learn to break to be free. It subsequently submits that for man to be able to break his chains he needs to be made to become his true self and shows how to make man become his true self.