Strawberry Fields

<p><em>In a modern world where humans and werewolves have interbred powerful alpha families conduct politics on the world stage...</em></p><p><br></p><p>Blake Fields is keeping it together he swears. The dead-end job tiny apartment and nonexistent food budget are all fine so long as he can afford his mother's hospital bills. An omega like him-lowest of the low in werewolf terms-must scrape by on the bare minimum. And since he's harboring a secret that could get him and everyone he loves killed it's better to stay a loner. Relationships just don't make the schedule not until Jay Reed literally punches his way into Blake's life.</p><p><br></p><p>Jay isn't looking for anything permanent. His friends (with benefits) gym addiction and high-rise condo are more than enough. And as an alpha under a mountain of expectations from his upper-class family he knows the first rule of the game: Don't. Date. Commoners. But boy is he a sucker for cute blonds.</p><p><br></p><p>As things heat up between them a murderous shifter catches Blake's scent and Blake must choose between protecting his old life or launching into a perilous new one full of alphas world politics and werewolf attacks. Somehow he must keep his secrets cure his mom and survive dinner with Jay's parents.</p><p><br></p><p>Strawberry Fields is an M/M werewolf romantic comedy great for fans of omegaverse rich/powerful family romances and a kick of spice. Think Kevin Kwan's <em>Crazy Rich Asians</em> with werewolves. Fans of G.L. Carriger and T.J. Klune will appreciate the humor and heart of this urban fantasy setting and feisty characters.</p>