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    Omega's Teacher (Mpreg MM Omegaverse): Baby Makes Three, #3

    By Bella Bennet

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    About this ebook

    Harry is a lonely omega who desperately wants an alpha and a family. He doesn't want an alpha to control him but to be his life partner in every way. He's a hardworking English teacher at the local high school who hears the ticking of his biological clock...and worries time is running out.

    Alex is a Science teacher, an alpha new to the local high school. He's not looking for an omega, he'd rather be a free spirit than settle down with a clingy omega.

    Harry is shocked and furious, when the hot new teacher turns out to be the bully that made his life hell in middle school. After an explosive reunion, the principal realizes he's got a problem on his hands, and comes up with a way to solve it.

    They've got one weekend to learn how to get along...or someone is out of a job.

    This is a 33,000 word story of male pregnancy with a HEA. This is book 3 in the Baby Makes Three series, but can be read as a stand-alone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBella Bennet
    Release dateJun 11, 2018
    ISBN9781386176404
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    • 3/5
      I hate leaving bad reviews but this was just bad. The story was so rushed that nothing felt organic or genuine. One sentence they hate each other then the next they’re on cloud 9? Take that and rinse & repeat through the whole book a few times. It’s so bad even the characters mention the ridiculousness of it all. I’m sure a lot of work went into this but I’m disappointed.