The Elements Series by Laura Taylor

Lieutenant Azure Lynwood’s latest mission with the Space Corps is turning into a complete disaster. A routine inspection of a remote outpost on Titan unexpectedly turns into a murder investigation. Then a blizzard hits, trapping the five crew members in the tiny base, cut off from any contact with civilisation. And now, without access to his supply of hormonal suppressants, Azure realises he has only a couple of hours until he goes into heat... moreLieutenant Azure Lynwood’s latest mission with the Space Corps is turning into a complete disaster. A routine inspection of a remote outpost on Titan unexpectedly turns into a murder investigation. Then a blizzard hits, trapping the five crew members in the tiny base, cut off from any contact with civilisation. And now, without access to his supply of hormonal suppressants, Azure realises he has only a couple of hours until he goes into heat. Without medical assistance, omegas in heat experience twelve hours of the worst pain imaginable. The thought of what he has to endure is terrifying, but Azure knows that being mated wouldn’t necessarily be any better. Alphas in rut are notoriously violent and aggressive, and matings invariably leave omegas with brutal injuries and emotional scars that can last a lifetime. But just when Azure thinks his situation can’t get any worse, he finds out one last, staggering piece of news. Major Tor Savan, his commanding officer, and one of the most respected men in the Space Corps, is an alpha. And once he gets a whiff of Azure’s heat pheromones, there isn’t a force in the entire galaxy that could keep them apart. less

The cease-fire between Earth and Mars has failed. Caught in a deadly missile strike, Major Tor Savan and the crew of the Orion IV put their lives on the line, attempting to save as many people as possible as they defend the Earth. But as the dust settles after the attack, it becomes clear that human lives were not the only casualties... moreThe cease-fire between Earth and Mars has failed. Caught in a deadly missile strike, Major Tor Savan and the crew of the Orion IV put their lives on the line, attempting to save as many people as possible as they defend the Earth. But as the dust settles after the attack, it becomes clear that human lives were not the only casualties. The laboratories that manufacture omegas’ hormonal suppressants have been destroyed, which means that over the course of the next three months, every single omega on the planet will be forced to go through a heat. Unwilling to abandon his fellow soldiers to twelve hours of agony, and with a level of knowledge about the heats that few alphas could match, Tor puts together a plan to help them through it – a plan so risky and unlawful that it could end not only his career, but also destroy the reputations of every single person involved in the reckless scheme. But only a fool expects such daring plans to go smoothly, and when Azure, Tor’s omega lover, gets dragged into the middle of the storm, Tor finds himself having to re-evaluate every social custom and moral value he believes in. Note: It is recommended that you read Hurricane (The Elements Book 1) before reading Deluge. less

As the Earth continues to rebuild from Mars’ missile strike, and society roils in the wake of the hormonal suppressant shortage, Azure Lynwood is facing an even worse piece of news: the Space Corps have found out about Tor’s reckless plan to help dozens of omegas get through their heats, and he’s been arrested. But Tor assures Azure that help is on the way... moreAs the Earth continues to rebuild from Mars’ missile strike, and society roils in the wake of the hormonal suppressant shortage, Azure Lynwood is facing an even worse piece of news: the Space Corps have found out about Tor’s reckless plan to help dozens of omegas get through their heats, and he’s been arrested. But Tor assures Azure that help is on the way. He’s friends with a brilliant lawyer who specialises in alpha and omega cases, and it will only be a matter of time before the charges against him are swept under the proverbial rug. The news is heartening… until Azure finds out that Tor’s flashy new lawyer is none other than Ethan McCallum, the omega who first taught Tor how to go through a heat, all those years ago. Note: It is recommended that you read Hurricane and Deluge (The Elements Books 1 & 2) before Lava. less