Rourke Series by Eileen Glass

When the alien alphas arrived on Earth, omega-compatible men weren’t given a choice in mating with them. After a long and troubled war, Earth brought down the harem towers and exiled the alien lords to the moon where they rule from afar.Things have calmed down in recent history; the powerful alphas seek mates who will submit themselves voluntarily... moreWhen the alien alphas arrived on Earth, omega-compatible men weren’t given a choice in mating with them. After a long and troubled war, Earth brought down the harem towers and exiled the alien lords to the moon where they rule from afar.Things have calmed down in recent history; the powerful alphas seek mates who will submit themselves voluntarily. But who would sell themselves into slavery? Who would want to become a breeder?Rourke’s terminally ill mother needs a cure that’s only accessible to the very rich. An omega auction can pay for it. less

Continue the sci-fi omega series with Episode Two! Excerpt: “My mom is dying. You might have read about her in my file? She’s not doing so good this year.” His eyes are itchy. It’s annoying that he has to touch them now, when he definitely can’t look like he’s crying. “She needs medicine and a better home. She has for a long time now, and I wish I’d done this sooner honestly. But also…”Back to baby machine. Back to logic and making sense and not feeling anything... moreContinue the sci-fi omega series with Episode Two! Excerpt: “My mom is dying. You might have read about her in my file? She’s not doing so good this year.” His eyes are itchy. It’s annoying that he has to touch them now, when he definitely can’t look like he’s crying. “She needs medicine and a better home. She has for a long time now, and I wish I’d done this sooner honestly. But also…”Back to baby machine. Back to logic and making sense and not feeling anything. Whatever’s swirling in his chest can’t dare come out.“I want to give her a grandchild. A pretty one,” he admits with a shrug. “You know, blue hair and all.”He glances quickly to Zachri’s hair, which is beautiful and amazing. But also, the alpha’s eyes are intent and he’s sitting forward in his chair again. That makes it harder to speak, so Rourke keeps admiring the baseboards.“He’s for me too.” Rourke purposely avoids using ‘it’. “I’m not just doing it for my mother.” Anymore. Apparently. “But it’s really important that we don’t wait a year. She doesn’t have that long, and I’d like her to see her grandchild as soon as possible. So she can be happy, you know?”Zachri doesn’t answer his you know, and Rourke can’t take the silence much longer. He can’t bring himself to look at the other man. Since he hasn’t said anything, Rourke must have given him an insufficient answer.He mumbles, “I have this image of my future. Me and an alpha. Uh, you, I guess. And our baby. And she’s there to visit us, holding him for the first time. We’re all happy.” less

Continue the sci-fi omega series with Episode Three! Excerpt: The rest of the day could be labeled, The Day Rourke Didn’t Have Any Problems. And Rourke puts a little note into his calendar for future remembrance. Maybe he and his mother will go to dinner on this day next year. Maybe this will be a story he tells his kid one day. And then I asked your father—your other father—for money, and we lived happily ever after. He needs to ask Thomas how that works... moreContinue the sci-fi omega series with Episode Three! Excerpt: The rest of the day could be labeled, The Day Rourke Didn’t Have Any Problems. And Rourke puts a little note into his calendar for future remembrance. Maybe he and his mother will go to dinner on this day next year. Maybe this will be a story he tells his kid one day. And then I asked your father—your other father—for money, and we lived happily ever after. He needs to ask Thomas how that works. When a kid says ‘dad’, how do they know which one he’s referring to?Rourke feels a sense of relief and revelation just to have the luxury of asking these questions now. Without the problem of preventing his mother’s death, he can look around his place and experience more common thoughts.Such as wanting to give the blank, hotel-quality room a personal touch. Picking up his clothes and thinking he’d like to take that shopping trip with Thomas after all. How he’d like to see more of the Moon, and maybe explore the Society’s class list. The compound doubles as a school, and they’ve got other courses besides art, which he’s terrible at. Rourke carries the catalog they provided from his coffee table to his end table for pre-sleep reading.They say money can’t buy happiness, but he calls bullshit. When money buys medicine, it damn well does. less

Continue the sci-fi omega series with Episode Four! When the alien alphas arrived on Earth, omega-compatible men weren’t given a choice in mating with them. After a long and troubled war, Earth brought down the harem towers and exiled the alien lords to the moon where they rule from afar. Things have calmed down in recent history; the powerful alphas seek mates who will submit themselves voluntarily... moreContinue the sci-fi omega series with Episode Four! When the alien alphas arrived on Earth, omega-compatible men weren’t given a choice in mating with them. After a long and troubled war, Earth brought down the harem towers and exiled the alien lords to the moon where they rule from afar. Things have calmed down in recent history; the powerful alphas seek mates who will submit themselves voluntarily.But who would sell themselves into slavery? Who would want to become a breeder?Rourke’s terminally ill mother needs a cure that’s only accessible to the very rich. An omega auction can pay for it. March 31st is a placeholder date. This episode launches as soon as it's ready. less