Professor, meet student.
Sometimes, obsessions get you in trouble. With his fondness for measuring everything, Professor Finnegan Deane has been mocked by his previous alphas, to the point where he’s given up on finding a bondmate. Until his too-handsome Master’s student asks him out on a date. Thing is, Jared has a secret. A big one. And he’s hell-bent on hiding it from Finn.

Size doesn’t matter… until it does.
Spurned by too many omegas in his past, Jared gets by these days trying to hide his Big Secret. It might’ve been fine if his crush wasn’t obsessed with measurements… but Finnegan even measures Jared’s eggplants at the farmer’s market. What if he wants to measure the under-sized ‘eggplant’ in Jared’s pants next? When you’re secretly in love with a professor out of your league, getting married seems like an unattainable dream.

Unknown to Jared, Finnegan has other plans. What Finnegan does best is teach. And he wants to show Jared that size isn’t the only way to measure up.

Measuring Up is a 62,000-word standalone non-shifter MPreg novel. No cheating, no cliffhangers, but there definitely is a Happily Ever After.

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What if your best friend’s son crashes into your life on a banana boat?
With a too-short arm and goggle-thick glasses, the last person Nico should get involved with is his best friend’s alpha son.
It shouldn’t happen. He’s just providing River with a place to stay during his exchange program. But when a flood sweeps through Meadowfall and ruins Nico’s house, Nico and his guest are left in a predicament: There is only one bed.
Nico should be wary—he’s been brutalized by too many alphas. But each time River offers him hugs and safety, each time River teases smiles and blushes out of him… Nico slips deeper into trouble. Especially when River promises to see him for who he is.
River is absolutely off-limits. Why can’t his heart understand that?

Dad’s Omega Best Friend is a 70k MPreg romance novel, containing professor/student and dad’s best friend themes. Like all books in Meadowfall, it can be read out of order, and it definitely contains a very happy HEA! No cliffhangers, no cheating, but there absolutely is a banana boat in there, along with snake-loving kids and some corny jokes. Beware!

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His stepbrother. His student. The one alpha Quentin wants, he can’t have.
Quentin Bernard has spent the last few years envying his friends—one by one, the professors in the Omega Circle have found their bondmates, settling down into happy little families. Sure, he has his job and a townhouse. But with his terrible track record in holding down a pregnancy, he’s given up hope of having his own happy ending.
Until his stepbrother moves in next door. Despite being younger than Quentin, Hunter is bigger, stronger, and very much an adult. It doesn’t help that Hunter’s gaze scorches Quentin on the inside. It doesn’t help that he’s only wearing tiny swim trunks whenever they meet.
It especially doesn’t help that Hunter has kissed him once, his eyes full of desire and promise.
Years later, he’s still looking at Quentin with that same gaze—in the classroom, over the dinner table with their parents.
The worst thing? There’s a hole in the wall between their bedrooms. And Quentin can hear every forbidden sound his stepbrother makes.

Stepbrother Next Door is a 72k non-shifter age-gap MPreg romance with lots of praise, claiming, hilarious scenes, and a possessive alpha who has only had eyes for his omega his entire life. Sorry about the weird cucumber scene though!

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Kieran Fairfields has too many secrets.
For some people, the “Fake it ’til you make it” mantra works. For Kieran Fairfields, it doesn’t. Because no matter how much he pretends to be an alpha, no matter how much he looks like an alpha, he… isn’t one.
But sports coaches are all alphas; Kieran risks losing his job if anyone finds out that he lied on his resume. And that one alpha student at Kieran’s college, Chase Summers—he thinks Kieran is an alpha, too.
Except Chase discovers Kieran’s lacy secrets. He discovers that Kieran loves painted nails, too. Somehow, he doesn’t spread the news.
Chase also calls his omegas ‘sweetie’.
And it becomes Kieran’s biggest, most terrible wish… to have Chase call him ‘sweetie’.
It’s a good thing they butt heads so much. It’s also a good thing that Chase is graduating soon. Because the fewer chances Chase has to unearth Kieran’s deepest secrets, the less likely it is that Kieran’s heart will be broken.

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