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There's no use crying over spilled coffee—unless it ruins your livelihood.

When alpha Sean, a lawyer with a promising career, spills his coffee all over some random writer's computer, he's far too busy and important to spend much time making sure the poor omega's entire life isn't ruined by his thoughtlessness. Even if he can't get the sexy omega out of his head.

Luckily for omega Evan, a struggling freelance writer juggling multiple assignments, the computer itself is fine. It's the rest of his life that's a dumpster fire. Well, okay—more flood than fire. And when his ass-of-a-landlord uses the broken pipes disaster as an excuse to evict him, Evan's left with nowhere to go.

Enter snooty Sean with an offer of a place to stay. It's not Evan's first choice—but it's the only viable one. And as it turns out, coffee isn't the only thing they connect over. When an unexpected pregnancy turns the new order upside down, Evan's past races in to tear their newfound relationship apart. And through it all, the scent of coffee zigzags into their lives until they find themselves back where they belong.

Missing His Omega is a 65,000-word MM nonshifter, contemporary mpreg novel set in the popular world of Cafe Om. It features a sexy and often cocky alpha, a strong omega who manages to thwart all stereotypes despite his crappy upbringing, a gas mask, an adorable baby, a guaranteed HEA and all the knotty goodness you have come to expect from Cafe Om. It is the first in a series of stand-alone romances best read with a cup of pour-over.