Knotting Hill Shifters Series by Dex Bass

Doctor Zak Meiose barely has time to rest, but one morning, he stops by Coffee Cradle for a latte. He meets Sebastian, the gorgeous omega who runs the place. There’s a Siamese cat there too, and somehow the cat and Sebastian are never there at the same time.Zak always considered himself happy: alone but not lonely. He’s never been one for attachments or obligations.Sebastian just wants a quiet, stable life. He’s lonely, but the bad boy alphas in Knotting Hill never caught his eye... moreDoctor Zak Meiose barely has time to rest, but one morning, he stops by Coffee Cradle for a latte. He meets Sebastian, the gorgeous omega who runs the place. There’s a Siamese cat there too, and somehow the cat and Sebastian are never there at the same time.Zak always considered himself happy: alone but not lonely. He’s never been one for attachments or obligations.Sebastian just wants a quiet, stable life. He’s lonely, but the bad boy alphas in Knotting Hill never caught his eye. Better to be alone than with an alpha you don’t even like. But when he sees Zak, something in him awakens: he’s never wanted anyone this badly. And Zak isn’t used to that.Can a lonely omega barista and a commitment-phobic alpha doctor find fatherhood and love? less

Brock I always loved trains. After my omega mate abandoned me, I became a conductor on cross-country trips. I never saw home, but without a mate, what good was home? For my fortieth birthday, I quit my long-distance train job and became a conductor on commuter rail. I don’t dare to hope for love, but at least I can find a place to call home. I find a panicked, hungry cat hiding under a seat and I give him my lunch — but I don’t expect him to change my life... moreBrock I always loved trains. After my omega mate abandoned me, I became a conductor on cross-country trips. I never saw home, but without a mate, what good was home? For my fortieth birthday, I quit my long-distance train job and became a conductor on commuter rail. I don’t dare to hope for love, but at least I can find a place to call home. I find a panicked, hungry cat hiding under a seat and I give him my lunch — but I don’t expect him to change my life. My biological clock is ticking down fast. Would this beautiful young omega really accept me as his mate? Asher Five years after finishing high school, I finally saved up the money to leave my hometown. Everyone told me I’m too good for that place, but they treated me as if I wasn’t good enough. It wasn’t easy living as an out-and-proud omega. Compared to where I came from, Knotting Hill is the big city. It’s definitely more accepting of who I am. People say I can meet a nice alpha here, but how can that ever happen if I can barely work up the courage to talk to anybody? I shifted into a cat and hopped onto a stopped train just to hide from the world. I didn’t expect the conductor to give me his lunch. I didn’t expect to be so drawn to him that I came back as a human just to see him again. I feel so safe when he holds me in his muscular arms. I never considered mating with an older alpha. I’ never really considered mating at all. Can Brock take me to a new life? less