Mountain Man's Omega

By Ivy Wilde

A wolf Omega and a burly mountain man Alpha…

Oliver was not a weakling. Yes, he was the only Omega in his pack of wolf shifters, but weak, he was not. Determined to prove his worth, Oliver sets out on a climbing expedition to conquer the local mountain. The leader of the expedition—a huge, gruffy man that is more than a bit intimidating, but also strangely alluring—doesn’t seem to think much of him, but that only makes Oliver try harder.

But when he can't keep up with the group and his footing slips, it is up to the gruffy Alpha to rescue his body—and maybe his heart.

Mountain Man's Omega is a short gay romance with male pregnancy and a HEA. Intended for mature audiences only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ivy Wilde
• Release date: Mar 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386755142

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Mountain Man’s Omega

Ivy Wilde

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1—Oliver

CHAPTER 2—Arnold

CHAPTER 3—Oliver

CHAPTER 4—Arnold

CHAPTER 5—Oliver

EPILOGUE—Oliver

Mountain Man’s Omega

Copyright © 2018 by Ivy Wilde

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This book is a work of fiction intended for mature audiences only. Names, characters, places, and events are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, places, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

CHAPTER 1—Oliver

Born into his pack as the only Omega, Oliver often found himself alone. All the other members of his pack were Alphas—strong, fast, powerful—and many of them had already found their mates.

But not Ollie. He was the black sheep of the pack, the Omega wolf.

And although Ollie’s family had always been supportive of him, there were times when Ollie felt like he didn’t belong. His father would expect too much of him, his mother would hope he’d bring a girl home, and each time they would both be disappointed.

The younger members of the pack who should’ve been his friends shunned him, and Ollie was really getting tired of being called a weakling, wimpy or useless.

One day, as he once again came home crying, Ollie had finally had enough. He decided that he was going to prove to everyone in his pack that he was not just