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    Sorry Knot Sorry: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #2
    Sorry Knot Sorry: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #2
    Sorry Knot Sorry: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #2
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    Sorry Knot Sorry: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #2

    By Briton Frost

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    Omega on the run

     

    When Brenden realizes he's being sold to the highest bidder by his stepfather, he escapes and runs into trouble—literally into a ditch. The hottie tow truck driver who rescues him is all the things Brenden forgot existed in a man—kind, protective, calm. The last thing he wants to do is endanger his knight in shining armor—the goons after him are dangerous.

    Alpha with a hunger

    After a rocky childhood, the last thing Hale thought he ever wanted was children, so he's always stayed far away from omegas. Until the day Brenden crashes into his life. Suddenly, all his primal instincts are engaged, and he'll stop at nothing to keep the omega with an attitude safe.

    Safe from everyone but him, that is. Whether Brenden knows it or not, he's just found his forever.

    Welcome to Knot Valley, a sleepy small town in Eastern Washington. Sorry Knot Sorry is the 2nd in the series about super dominant alphas and quirky omegas finding love and creating families in an alternate universe where mpreg is possible. Some of the books are reimagined from a different series. If you like your MM steamy and endings happy, this hot series will get you right in the feels.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBriton Frost
    Release dateAug 7, 2018
    ISBN9781386427421
    Sorry Knot Sorry: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #2
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    Briton Frost

    Briton Frost writes books in an alternate universe where men can impregnate each other. Some of the books are reimagined books from a different series because Briton can’t stop playing the “what if?” game and doesn’t want to let characters go without exploring them in different situations. Visit Briton on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BritonFrost/

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    Sorry Knot Sorry - Briton Frost

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    OMEGA ON THE RUN

    When Brenden realizes he’s being sold to the highest bidder by his stepfather, he escapes and runs into trouble—literally into a ditch. The hottie tow truck driver who rescues him is all the things Brenden forgot existed in a man—kind, protective, calm. The last thing he wants to do is endanger his knight in shining armor—the goons after him are dangerous.

    Alpha with a hunger

    After a rocky childhood, the last thing Hale thought he ever wanted was children, so he’s always stayed far away from omegas. Until the day Brenden crashes into his life. Suddenly, all his primal instincts are engaged, and he’ll stop at nothing to keep the omega with an attitude safe.

    Safe from everyone but him, that is. Whether Brenden knows it or not, he’s just found his forever.

    Welcome to Knot Valley, a sleepy small town in Eastern Washington. Sorry Knot Sorry is the 2nd in the series about super dominant alphas and quirky omegas finding love and creating families in an alternate universe where mpreg is possible. Some of the books are reimagined from a different series. If you like your MM steamy and endings happy, this hot series will get you right in the feels.

    Chapter One

    Brenden

    I'VE GOT NINETY-NINE problems, and one of them is that I just used my one phone call to ask the tow truck driver I met in a ditch yesterday if he'd be willing to bail me out of jail.

    It was the only phone number I could remember off the top of my head because 555-TOWR is kind of lame. I probably told him so at the time, too, but in retrospect, I guess it works as intended. After all, I did remember the dumb phone number.

    An hour later, the tow truck driver and I exit the county jail together, and the sunlight is jarring. Like when you get out of a matinee movie and you expect it to be dark, but it's still afternoon. It’s always so discombobulating. But I bet to people already outside, the sight of the Hulk-sized bear in greasy coveralls next to the frat boy in cashmere and Sperrys is equally perplexing.

    I thrust my hand out to the giant in a gesture of goodwill, my jail-issued paper bag clutched close to my body in my other. Thank you, again, for everything. I'll pay you back. Somehow.

    He stares at my hand, then brings his own hands to his hips and glares down at me. My tow truck driver, if you remember, is very large and hairy, and this pose is intimidating. Or it would be if I were not now a seasoned criminal with a rap sheet.

    Okay, he's still intimidating, and I'm probably more lightly seasoned than anything.

    Though sometimes my language is salty.

    He's glaring at me, so I pull my hand back. You mad, bro? Why I said that? I don't know. I'm going to blame spending too much time on Greek Row. Or something like that. Because that was over-the-top dumb.

    I've never much thought about the word seething before, but that is what the tow truck driver is doing. He is seething at me. And it makes my heart race a little. A lot. Okay, I'm freaking out now. He is really big but so far just surly in all my dealings with him. But he's the kind of guy whose button you probably can't unpush once you've set him off into his gamma radioactive rage. Something I now wish I'd considered before calling 555-TOWR. And certainly before I'd asked him you mad, bro?

    I take a step back, and he takes a step forward. His dark eyebrows slash menacingly above his eyes, his dark beard not hiding the grimace on his face. "Thank you very much? That's what you have to say?"

    "Would you rather I didn't thank you? I huff indignantly. Because how else does a person huff? I appreciate you coming to my rescue. Twice in two days. So, thank you for being a friend."

    A friend? He looks to the heavens for support. He doesn't find his answer there, but he does seem to calm after a breath or two. "Let’s see, friend. Do you even know my name?"

    Yes, I scan his coveralls for the badge I’m hoping is there, Hale. He's glaring harder. "Wait, is that your real name? Is it your first or last? What kind of name is Hale anyway?"

    Hale yanks the paper bag of my belongings away from me. You're coming with me.

    Um, no. Please give me back my—

    Look, you have been a pain in my ass for two days, and I'd love to sever all ties with you. But I just paid a bail bond, and if you cut and run, which you are likely to do, then I'm out the money and the reputation I staked on getting you out today. I promised Sherriff Brand you'd be a model citizen. So, until your court appearance, you and I are stuck like glue. He palms my shoulder. Truck is that way.

    I don't really want to bring Hale into my problems, but it's not like I have anywhere else to go just now, so I smile pleasantly and head for the tow truck. Maybe he will take me to a diner because...oh my God, am I famished. This town is super small, but they have to have a diner, right?

    While we are eating, I will need to figure out my next step. I've never been on the run before. I've never crashed a stolen vehicle before, either. It would all be very exciting if I weren't screwing up my entire life with every ticking minute.

    Hale, or Mr. Hale, gets in the tow truck after securing me in the passenger side like I’m four for the second time in two days, and as soon as the door closes, he starts with, What the fuck is even wrong with you?

    Excuse me?

    Do you need a translator?

    Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?

    So help me, Brenden. He does the breathing thing again and wrings the life out of the steering wheel. Why are you like this?

    Well, there's the question we'd all like an answer to. But I'm not sure his this is the same as my this. Be more specific, please.

    He hardly even knows me, after all. Our dealings yesterday were not long and involved. It's not like we traded life stories. He towed me out of the ditch. I pretended I was getting ready to pay him, but since I didn’t have any way to do that, I took off in the car that didn’t really run very well anymore. Well, it ran, but it didn’t steer the way it used to pre-ditch, so I ended up wrecking it for the second time on the first corner. Hence the police involvement and my evening in the pokey.

    But really, that’s not enough information for him to judge me about. I don't really know what he

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