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    Thou Shall Knot: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #4
    Thou Shall Knot: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #4
    Thou Shall Knot: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #4
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    Thou Shall Knot: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #4

    By Briton Frost

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    Conner used to have an easy life. Like most alphas, he worked hard—but played harder. Until his days of playing came to an abrupt end after an accident took his sister and made Conner guardian to his two toddler nieces. He knows absolutely nothing about raising kids or taking care of a family. The only thing he does know is that he'll do whatever it takes to give the babies the love they deserve. Luckily, the babysitter next door steps in to help.

    Damon is an omega with a strong nurturing instinct, and he makes taking care of the house and the kids look easy. But Damon is young, too young. And handsome, way too handsome. Playing house with the boy-next-door is a bad idea for everyone and makes Conner feel like a dirty, dirty cliché. He knows Damon has a crush on him, and he should do anything in the world but act on it.

    Welcome to Knot Valley, a sleepy small town in Eastern Washington. Thou Shall Knot is the fourth 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 dateOct 8, 2018
    ISBN9781386111504
    Thou Shall Knot: An Mpreg Romance: Love in Knot Valley, #4
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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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      They didn't give the son a name? I like the book. It was short sweet and to the point. Not too much angst. Damon's mom was a refreshing add to the story so it wasn't all about lusting for each other and second guessing. She was a good mama bear. I wished the epilogue gave more about the girl n the sons name...it just felt like this story lacking something the other books had.
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      It's a sweet story, but simply written and needs editing.

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    Thou Shall Knot - Briton Frost

    About This Book

    CONNER USED TO HAVE an easy life. Like most alphas, he worked hard—but played harder. Until his days of playing came to an abrupt end after an accident took his sister and made Conner guardian to his two toddler nieces. He knows absolutely nothing about raising kids or taking care of a family. The only thing he does know is that he’ll do whatever it takes to give the babies the love they deserve. Luckily, the babysitter next door steps in to help.

    Damon is an omega with a strong nurturing instinct, and he makes taking care of the house and the kids look easy. But Damon is young, too young. And handsome, way too handsome. Playing house with the boy-next-door is a bad idea for everyone and makes Conner feel like a dirty, dirty cliché. He knows Damon has a crush on him, and he should do anything in the world but act on it.

    Welcome to Knot Valley, a sleepy small town in Eastern Washington. Thou Shall Knot is the fourth 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

    Conner

    I DON’T WANT THE BABYSITTER to see this mess when he gets here.

    Fuck if that doesn’t sound stupid. Like cleaning a house before the maid comes.

    Oh man, if I could hire a maid, my life would be so much easier.

    If someone told me even just six months ago that I’d be excited to find out that Magic Erasers really are magic and that one of my best friends was going to be named Roomba, I’d have throat punched him and had another beer.

    I have to admit the living room looks bad. Toys strewn everywhere, blankets spread across the floor, and chair cushions in place of baby gates. I did everything in my power to stop the girls from tearing down the fucking walls, but my efforts were laid to waste by the twin tornados I call my nieces. Even now I have almost no idea where the toddlers are. I’m too busy cleaning up the mess they left behind.

    I’m running around trying to make the house presentable for the manny so he doesn’t think I’m some kind of useless loser that can’t handle a few hours alone with two kids.

    I just wanted to give the cute omega one night off. He’s eighteen years old. He should be out with friends, dating, shooting hoops. Hell, whatever eighteen-year-olds do. It’s been too long for me to even remember.

    But instead of having a carefree life, Damon is stuck here with me most nights. Taking care of tornado clean-up. Playing house to two babies who aren’t his and a grumpy old fucker who doesn’t know what the hell he’s doing unless it’s the eight hours he spends outside of this house building houses.

    I don’t know how I got so old in such a short amount of time. I’m twenty-eight, but I feel like the best of my life has passed me by already. Maybe it will get better. Maybe when I’ve had more time with the grief of losing my sister and her husband. Maybe when the twins can use actual words to tell me what they want and what the fuck is wrong so I’m not just trying to guess all the time.

    Until then, I need Damon. He’s an angel. The boy-next-door who stepped in the night of the accident to make sure I didn’t fall down. He’d already spent the first eight months of the twins’ life helping my sister take care of the house and the girls after her rough delivery. Damon babysat or helped out whenever my sister needed, so my nieces know and trust him. Hell, they know him better than they know me. Damon has been with them since day one.

    And now he’s practically their parent. Shitty life for a teen omega.

    He’s somehow also managing to go to college. His classes are online, but I don’t know how he does it. So, I gave him one fucking night off, and the place is falling apart.

    After wiping up sweet potato puree from the hardwood floor, I make my way toward the alarming sounds I hear coming from the bathroom. The bathroom that supposedly has a child lock on the doorknob so babies can’t get into it. When I reach the open doorway, I turn on the light and freeze.

    The baby in yellow, Ashley, has circumvented another child lock, lifted the toilet seat, and pushed her pretty sandals (the ones she screamed to have at Target) inside, along with her stuffed bunny. Her twin sister Hayden has shoved her tiny red dress down to her ankles and managed to pee all over it. I don’t know where her diaper has gone. I don’t want to know.

    I don’t care about the dress. I don’t even care about the sandals. But I’m torn apart by Mr. Bunny.

    No way Ashley will go down tonight without Mr. Bunny. She’ll be up all night screaming. My life has effectively taken a turn for the worse.

    I feel like I need seven more hands. I don’t know where to start. How to start. I just want a goddamned beer and to watch a game on TV. But not tonight.

    Some alpha I am, right?

    I start with Hayden. I clean her up, put her red pajamas on her and stick the one-year-old in her crib. Her cries are loud, but Ashley’s are louder. Shrill wails paused only by incoherent mumbles that sound a lot like backtalk. Ashley is the fighter of the two, the one that causes the most trouble.

    The one more like me.

    After putting Ashley’s yellow jammies on, I plop her in the neighboring crib, sighing as the girl screams her little lungs out. I try everything from singing, to rocking her, to kissing her angry, red cheeks. Nothing helps.

    Hayden has drifted off to sleep, but Ashley is still fighting it by the time Damon comes through the nursery door. I guess I was so caught up in trying to soothe the baby that I didn’t hear the front door open or close. Some protector I am.

    Alphas are supposed to be in control, protective, dominant. I used to feel that way. Then I became a parent.

    Damon comes all the way into the room,

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