Timberwood Cove Bundle Series by Liam Kingsley

How can an alpha want a broken omega like me? I’m suffering from chronic injuries from an accident that was all my fault, but I can’t screw up raising my nephew. Money is tight and I’m starting to deal with the difficulties of living with my new reality. With my mounting problems, Jaxon is too good to be true. He’s a caring alpha who coaches my nephew’s baseball team and looks at me with exhilarating heat and tenderness... moreHow can an alpha want a broken omega like me? I’m suffering from chronic injuries from an accident that was all my fault, but I can’t screw up raising my nephew. Money is tight and I’m starting to deal with the difficulties of living with my new reality. With my mounting problems, Jaxon is too good to be true. He’s a caring alpha who coaches my nephew’s baseball team and looks at me with exhilarating heat and tenderness.I’m scared to let him in, but I can’t reject the assistance he’s eager to give, especially when he’s willing to help smooth things over with social services. But there’s now way that Jaxon wants me for more than a fling. Why would a strong, successful alpha who’s about to become leader of his pack want … me?If I can believe in myself, I could have everything I never dared to wish for. But am I brave enough to be the mate that Jaxon needs? less

My best friend’s brother is my fated mate … The failure to save my best friend is eating me up inside. And now my mission is to deliver his dog tags to his brother. Jahiah doesn’t seem anything like Jesse. He’s struggling to raise his son alone and hanging on by a thread. But there’s a core of steel to the man that I can’t resist. It feels wrong to fall so fast when we’re both supposed to be grieving, but when Jahiah’s in my arms, it couldn’t be more right... moreMy best friend’s brother is my fated mate … The failure to save my best friend is eating me up inside. And now my mission is to deliver his dog tags to his brother. Jahiah doesn’t seem anything like Jesse. He’s struggling to raise his son alone and hanging on by a thread. But there’s a core of steel to the man that I can’t resist. It feels wrong to fall so fast when we’re both supposed to be grieving, but when Jahiah’s in my arms, it couldn’t be more right.But Jahiah’s been on his own for so long that he doesn’t know how to lean on someone else. And he seems to think that an alpha like me couldn’t want an omega like him. I want to give him the world, but how can I protect my mate when he won’t ask for help?We will need to confront our entrenched issues if we’re ever going to survive as a family, but will a fated bond be enough to hold us together? Or will our invisible wounds destroy the foundations of the new life we’re trying to build? less