✍ Scribed by Lysk, N. J.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
An alpha who won't dominate
A beta who won't surrender
A passion that…
breaks all the rules.
Thomas knows that as a beta he cannot expect to recognize his soulmate. He's no monk, but he's too busy with his hockey career and helping make his sisters' lives with his overbearing parents a little easier.
Uriel is an alpha but he knows he cannot bear the responsibility of bonding an omega. He has his work as a lawyer and also volunteers at an orphanage trying to help the children there any way he can. He's dated, but he is not willing to enter the kind of relationship an omega expects and betas never believe he will stay.
Except that betas cannot tell if someone is an alpha… And Uriel has no reason to mention it to a one-night-stand. But the fire between them might not be fated, but it's undeniable, and neither can stop at just once.
Are they brave enough to defy the world's expectations and strong enough to overcome the limitations of their own biology?
"Not Destiny" is a standalone A/B/O romance with a side of hockey and courtrooms and a sprinkle of social justice.
ES Index : 1
Has Cover : Yes
All Identifiers : mobi-asin:B07JLQLP6N
Number of Words in Auth: 3
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Single Author : N. J. Lysk
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Sorted Author by LN, FN: Lysk, N. J.
Title Length : 011
Title Parm D : Not Destiny
Title Parm F : Not Destiny
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ES Lib Name : NIRC 2019-11
Record ID : 18758
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ES Name : Rules to Break
Uncomma Author : N. J. Lysk
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