I never wanted the life of an omega. But two weeks before my wedding to my beta fiancé, he shows up at the dive bar where I'm having my bachelorette party. He's an alpha. He works an oil rig. Three months on, six weeks off. He smells like lust and bourbon, and he crowds me into a dark corner and runs his nose up and down my neck. "Just sex, omega. You in or not?" Not. Definitely not. He's a pack leader, right? There are four of them all together. Four gritty, vulgar, coarse alphas, with dirty fingernails and tattoos and clingy, stained tank tops. They start bar fights. They've all been to prison. Him? His stint was for an illegal pair bond. That's right. He couldn't mate me if he wanted, because he's already mated to another omega, one he's estranged from, one who wants nothing to do with him. Ruining my life for the chance to be used by four half-wild alphas is insane, especially because there's nowhere for it to go. In six weeks, they go back to their offshore rig, and they can't bond me anyway, even if I wanted it. (Which I don't. Of course I don't want that.) But the thing is? Ever since I scented them, I seem to have lost my mind. This contemporary non-shifter omegaverse standalone contains polyamorous characters who aren't the least bit picky about what's between their partners' thighs. Expect same sex pairings, both m/m and f/f (yes, one of the alphas is a girl;) ... you know you're curious) and group dynamics.

Grant, Alpha of the Tanana, is a billionaire, adrenaline junkie, and philanthropist living his best life, or so he thinks. Emily is a newly rogue shifter seeking refuge from her psychotic brother, Vin, Alpha of Grant’s rival pack. Neither is seeking love. But fate has a funny way of working things out. As both struggle to stave off their irresistible desire for one another, the relationship becomes more complicated than either could imagine, leading to secrets, betrayal, and a looming war. But, as the saying goes, no matter what either want or plan, “You can’t fight fate.” -- "My blood is boiling. My veins are pulsing. I’ve never wanted anything this much. I’ve never needed anything as much as I need her. I’ve never been this hard. I gently thrust into the very one I was made for and let the warmth of her love spellbind me." -- The Alpha's Territory is created by V. Lively, an EGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

This book attempts to describe bullying and how to prevent ourselves being bullied in an anecdotal style rather than in the style of an academic research project. Therefore, (hopefully) it should be very easy to read with many examples, clip art insertions, and explanations, to assist the reader to understand the phenomenon of bullying.

When the Frenzy sweeps through Maxton, the Wiley-Fletcher-Reid Pack has only one person on their mind. Kitten. A wild half-breed Manix they found in the woods and fell in love with, and then left nearly a decade before. She'd refused them once, and it had broken their hearts. But the time for chivalry was gone. Kitten was in danger now, and they'd protect her even if it meant tearing open the barely healed wounds.They'd be the saviors she needed right now, and then, they'd woo her so good, she'd never want to return to her solitary existence.

FROM EXCITING AUTHOR OF LGBTQIA ROMANCE KD ELLIS Book four in the Out in Austin series Riley didn't know home wasn't a place... It's a person. Riley would rather sell himself on the streets again than go back home. Only a chance encounter with a stranger saved him from becoming another statistic as a teenager, but now he's aging out of the youth shelter and has nowhere left to go—until a kind act from the shelter's director sends him straight to Lennox. When Lennox's older sister begs him to rent out his spare room to a kid about to become homeless, he gets way more than he bargained for. He expects an acne-spotted, Red-Bull-bingeing teenager. What he does not expect is Riley. Riley, who has a dominant streak a mile wide but somehow submits so beautifully. Riley, who has a tough exterior but hides a sensitive soul. Riley, who might just be what Lennox never knew he was looking for.

FROM POPULAR AUTHOR OF LGBTQIA ROMANCE FICTION KD ELLIS Book one in the Demon Daddy series Leviathan only wanted a new feeder. He ends up with something so much better. Eryn is broken. A werewolf who can' t control his shift, Eryn is a liability to his pack. It wouldn' t be so bad if his wolf would at least submit to the pack Alpha, but the beast inside him is feral. Eryn knows he won' t be allowed to stay forever, but he has nowhere else to go. None of the other packs want him, either. When his wolf goes too far one full moon, he' s left with no choice but to flee. After putting his trust in someone he shouldn' t, he ends up at a Flesh Market. Trapped in a contract he has no hopes of surviving, the last thing Eryn expects is to fall for his new master, a Blood Demon named Leviathan. Leviathan is lonely. One of the only Blood Demons allowed to remain on earth after the Collapse, Leviathan spends most of his free time with his nose in a history book. He can' t remember the last time he went on a good rampage. He has a few trusted servants, and who needs more than that? Unfortunately for him, he still needs to eat. His trip to the Flesh Market is supposed to be uneventful. Instead, it leads him to Eryn, a broken werewolf who manages to slip past all his defenses. Can Leviathan move beyond old hurts to become the Master that Eryn needs, or will the young werewolf' s fears come true?

In Wild Things, Wild Places actress, author, and conservationist Jane Alexander offers a moving first-hand assessment of what is being done to help the planet’s most at risk animals. In short reflections on her travels to some of the most remote and forbidding areas, she describes the ways in which human incursions into the natural world are destroying wildlife around the globe. With a clear eye and a keen grasp of the issues, Alexander highlights the remarkable work being done in the fields of science and conservation, and introduces readers to the field biologists, zoologists, environmentalists, and conservationists—the “prophets in the wilderness”—who have committed themselves to this essential effort. Inspiring and enlightening, Wild Things, Wild Places is a deeply personal look at the changing face of wildlife on planet Earth.