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    The Arrangement

    By Laura Taylor

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    Oliver Levy: Polite, dignified, intelligent... and one of the world’s few remaining omegas.

    When Oliver receives a devastating medical diagnosis, his entire world is turned upside down. His hormonal cycle is out of control, and during his next heat, he must either find an alpha willing to mate with him, or risk dying as his entire body goes into overdrive.

    Jet Wilder: Brash, uncouth, reckless... and Oliver’s last and only hope for a normal life.

    When he’s paired up with Jet, the man is everything Oliver expected from an alpha. His impetuous manner and inability to think before he speaks are outdone only by his adrenaline-seeking hobbies of jumping out of planes and searching for bigger waves to surf.

    From the moment they meet, the pair of them argue like cats and dogs. So why is Oliver starting to look forward to his three-monthly meetings with Jet? And what is it about this most unexpected ally that Oliver is beginning to find so oddly charming?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLaura Taylor
    Release dateMar 1, 2019
    ISBN9780463481448
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    The Arrangement
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    Laura Taylor

    Laura Taylor, currently a retired RN, has a bachelors degree in psychology and an associate degree in Nursing. After nurturing a lifelong love of cooking and painting, she painted the front and back cover art for this, her first book. She resides in Gold Canyon, AZ with her husband Gil, and their dog, Juney Bug.

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