Publisher's Synopsis
Micah did knot see any of this coming...
With his subspecies on the verge of extinction, omega dragon shifter Brandt Weldman is working to find a solution. His brother's research, coupled with the gradual reappearance of alphas in a world where they were thought to no longer exist, has reignited his hope that not only might they be able to save the dragons, but he might also have children -a family- of his own.
Because that is what he longs for the most. A family.
When routine lab results present him with the opportunity to have exactly that, Brandt's ethics are put to the test.
It's easier to ask forgiveness rather than permission, isn't it?
Meanwhile, horse shifter beta Micah Hawthorne has found himself in a rut...and not the fun kind with the knotting and the heats and all that jazz. No, he's in a life rut.
Something underneath his skin itches for him to leave New York, even though he's living a life he always thought he wanted. A life where his inadequacies are more easily accepted. A life where he feels as though he fits in. His shifter side insists that it's only a half-life, though.
Deciding to visit his former roommates in their shifter commune in Iowa, Micah thinks he'll reset emotionally and then be on his way. He is not expecting the curveball fate throws at him when he gets there.
With Micah and Brandt surprising each other, they might just agree that fate knew what it was doing by pairing them up. But will they be able to weather all of the universe's other surprises as they try to make things work between them?
CW: While this is a predominately sweet & steamy mpreg Omegaverse romance with low relationship angst and zero miscommunication between the MCs once they meet, His Unicorn Alpha does cover some potentially upsetting topics and themes with hurt/comfort elements and some angst from external conflicts. These include: infertility, pregnancy complications, premature birth, gender/breed disappointment, a postnatal depressive episode, body issues/self-confidence, size-related insecurity/anxiety (an MC with a microp3nis), and implantation of embryos/conception without the donor's explicit consent.
