The Royal Alphas Series by J.J. Masters

An MM Mpreg Shifter Romance A Selkie prince forced to produce an heir. An omega destined to become a royal’s fated mate... Prince Kai’s life as he knows it is now over. As the firstborn alpha to the Selkie King of the North, he’s required to produce an heir. Whether he wants to or not. When the Selkie Seekers finally present his fated mate, he dreads being tied to this stranger for the rest of his life. He can only hope his omega will be easy on the eyes and somewhat intelligent... moreAn MM Mpreg Shifter Romance A Selkie prince forced to produce an heir. An omega destined to become a royal’s fated mate... Prince Kai’s life as he knows it is now over. As the firstborn alpha to the Selkie King of the North, he’s required to produce an heir. Whether he wants to or not. When the Selkie Seekers finally present his fated mate, he dreads being tied to this stranger for the rest of his life. He can only hope his omega will be easy on the eyes and somewhat intelligent. Raised in a family of good breeding, Luca always knew it was possible he’d end up the mate for an alpha of nobility. Only to whom, he never knew. Every time the Seekers summoned him for the humiliating presentation ceremony to royalty of all levels, he feared being stuck with some unbearable, abusive or very unattractive alpha. As an omega he doesn’t have the choice to say no. Not only is it his obligation, it’s the law. If he refuses, he and his family would become outcasts and banished from the Selkie community. However, as soon as Kai enters the Great Hall of the North, it’s clear that the handsome prince is his alpha. Luca’s pleased with the choice the fates made until the king demands that not only he become pregnant within six months but produce an alpha pup with his son, otherwise he’ll be cast aside. And getting pregnant might be a problem... Note: A 56k word m/m shifter mpreg story, this is the first book in the Royal Alpha series. Due to the “knotty” times in this book, it is recommended for mature readers only. It can be read as a standalone and, of course, has an HEA. less

An alpha prince, required to find his fated mate, has already pledged his love to another. But there's a problem... Prince Caol of the North has enjoyed a very active, carefree life. Being the youngest of five alpha-born princes, he hasn't had a lot of responsibilities. As he watched his brothers find their fated mates and produce sons, he knew the time would come when he'd be forced to do the same. However, he's in no rush since he's quite happy with his current lover... moreAn alpha prince, required to find his fated mate, has already pledged his love to another. But there's a problem... Prince Caol of the North has enjoyed a very active, carefree life. Being the youngest of five alpha-born princes, he hasn't had a lot of responsibilities. As he watched his brothers find their fated mates and produce sons, he knew the time would come when he'd be forced to do the same. However, he's in no rush since he's quite happy with his current lover. While Caol wants to take his beta servant as his mate, the king demands the law be upheld and he find an omega who can give him sons to continue the Selkie race. Beck can't bear the thought of losing his alpha--the prince he not only served for years but loved just as many--to an omega. A male fated to bear his alpha sons. However, Beck's gender makes it impossible for the prince to take him as his mate since betas cannot produce heirs. Galen has lost so much. Trying to mend his broken heart, the omega's thrown into the path of his alpha when he becomes a wet-nurse to the prince's son. A son Caol has no idea even existed. The only problem is his alpha already has a lover. One Caol's been with for years, one he loves. Just when Galen thought he'd never find a mate due to his past circumstances, the omega unexpectedly finds two. Was this what the fates intended? Note: A 66k-plus word m/m/m ménage shifter mpreg story, this is the fifth book in the Royal Alpha series. Due to the "knotty" times in this book, it is recommended for mature readers only. While it can be read as a standalone, it's recommended to read the series in order. And, like all of my books, it has an HEA. less