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DeWitt’s Pack 10

Mated to the Wild Omega

Morgan Dane is on a mission to find and rescue wild werewolves after a recent attack destroyed a neighboring pack. Winter has come and now their lives are in danger. He doesn't expect that the werewolf he finds, half dead in the freezing water of the river, will be his mate.

An early snowstorm traps them together in an empty cabin, and  Morgan now must nurse Terry back to health. The younger man can't even remember his last name, and barely knows his own age, but he is aware of the connection between himself and  Morgan, and eagerly accepts it.

the cabin and wanders right into a hunter camp before Morgan can But his inner wolf is still demanding control, and the wolf escapes  stop him. Morgan and Terry need to run for their lives from the  hunters who want to catch them and skin them for their pelts,  before they’ve had the chance to truly get to know each other.

Genre:  Alternative (M/M or F/F), Paranormal,

Vampires/Werewolves,

Length:  36,795 words

MATED TO THE WILD OMEGA

DeWitt’s Pack 10

Marcy Jacks

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MATED TO THE WILD OMEGA  Copyright © 2012 by Marcy Jacks  E-book ISBN: 978-1-62241-870-1

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MATED TO THE WILD

OMEGA

DeWitt’s Pack 10

MARCY JACKS

Copyright © 2012

Chapter One

A white, cotton-ball-thick snowflake ghosted its way down from the gray sky, landed on Morgan’s tanned shoulder, and then promptly melted on his hot skin.

As a werewolf, the cold didn’t really bother him that much, to an extent. Right now he was really beginning to get cold, especially as the snow melted on his flesh, turned to water, soaking him, and then started to freeze again as the wind howled.

The leaves had long since changed their color and fallen from the trees, and November was nearly over. Winter was settling in nicely, but he and the others couldn’t go home just yet.

“Got anything?” he asked.

Werewolves couldn’t communicate with other werewolves the

way most people, who knew about such things, thought they could.

Only the leading alpha could telepathically communicate using  words to the rest of the pack, and two mated werewolves could  communicate between themselves.

Since Morgan was neither the leading alpha or mated to Nick, or anyone else in the pack, they had to resort to body language, wolf whines, and a series of blinks that could be used for simple words.

8                          Marcy Jacks

They’d gotten pretty good at doing it like this, however, so it wasn’t a big deal not having James, their leading alpha, around to tell them what was being said.

Nick couldn’t smell anything, but he wasn’t as cold as Morgan, seeing as he was in wolf form and had his thick fur coat to protect him. It was just the two of them out here searching, and soon they were going to have to give up if the snow came down any harder.  Which it looked like it was getting ready to do.

Morgan was looking forward to shifting back into his wolf form to protect him against the cold, but there always had to be at least one member of the team in this form, if only for the added convenience of having a pair of human hands to examine the broken twigs and pressed down leaves that could only mean someone had passed by here. And a voice.

They had been searching for the better part of over a month, and still hadn’t picked everyone up. There were wild werewolves in this area, and unless they’d formed a pack, likely most wouldn’t