Title: Lost & Found
Author: FR D'Angelo
Series: The Aztec Alphas #4
Genre: M/M Romance, Paranormals, Shifters
Release Date: June 27, 2020
Cover Design: Zoe Perdita at Rainbow Danger Designs
Catch up with The Aztec pack, as four traitors are found Azkin offers a compromise in order to save the packs Omegas, will the traitors take him up on it or will they run?
Aztec Warriors Angel and Brad are not happy to sit this one out, in order to keep many omegas safe, they agree. Many first rescue omegas are now much stronger and have been training with Warrior omega Scotty in secret.
The omegas want equality and too fully train with the main Aztec protectors and warriors, the only way to allow that is to go head to head in war games with the Aztec protectors, as mate is pitied against mate will the omegas back down?
The pack is attacked from all sides by a force of Theta wolves, attempting to steal pregnant omegas, Azkin puts a kill order on those who dare come onto Aztec pack lands.
Stragglers from packs across the United States start to arrive in a pitiful condition, Azkin turns to the Ancestors for guidance.
As the prophecy looks like it will unravel, The Warriors need to prepare to enter the Callum Medical Facility to bring home Joe’s mate, Adam, though surprise awaits Joe inside the facility.
Follow the Aztec pack, as each new rescue brings heartache, pain, and hope. More twists and turns as some loopholes are closed and others are opening up.
Azkin closed his eyes. He imagined he was looking at the red wolf in shifter form. Calling on all his strength as an Aztec shifter, in his mind’s eye, he projected to Zain so he could also see the very skinny young shifter, around twenty-one years with shocking red hair, very pregnant, and very much alone.
Zain knelt, placed his hand on the wolf’s foreleg, and whispered, “Shift. We know you’re pregnant. We won’t hurt you, but you’re going to harm your cub if you don’t.”
This seemed to kickstart the wolf’s self-preservation, and he shifted. Then, he scurried along on his ass toward the wall, trying to make himself appear small.
“Zain heal him. I’ll hold his arm. Please, before he goes into shock and we lose him.” Zain leaned forward as the smaller, almost feral shifter, growled at him.
“Alpha Zain is going to do a healing on your cub now. And then, we are taking you back to the Aztec pack lands.”
The shifter gasped and settled instantly. Something shifted behind his eyes, and he sighed.
Forcing all the Alpha pheromones, Alpha energy, and calming pheromones Zain could to the smaller shifter, Zain started the healing. From the color of the healing, they knew he was a feral omega from a lab. They needed this young one alive. Even just to birth his cub.
Feral wolves were wolves that had been in shift more than three months. This young one had been in shifter form a lot longer than that.
As Zain started to heal him, he could see his cub, hanging on to a need to survive, a tiny white wolf.
Tears prickled on Zain’s face. Healing with cubs involved brought this reaction from Zain, and each time Azkin witnessed empathy in his mate, it brought him joy.
Zain knelt, placed his hand on the wolf’s foreleg, and whispered, “Shift. We know you’re pregnant. We won’t hurt you, but you’re going to harm your cub if you don’t.”
This seemed to kickstart the wolf’s self-preservation, and he shifted. Then, he scurried along on his ass toward the wall, trying to make himself appear small.
“Zain heal him. I’ll hold his arm. Please, before he goes into shock and we lose him.” Zain leaned forward as the smaller, almost feral shifter, growled at him.
The shifter gasped and settled instantly. Something shifted behind his eyes, and he sighed.
Forcing all the Alpha pheromones, Alpha energy, and calming pheromones Zain could to the smaller shifter, Zain started the healing. From the color of the healing, they knew he was a feral omega from a lab. They needed this young one alive. Even just to birth his cub.
Feral wolves were wolves that had been in shift more than three months. This young one had been in shifter form a lot longer than that.
As Zain started to heal him, he could see his cub, hanging on to a need to survive, a tiny white wolf.
Tears prickled on Zain’s face. Healing with cubs involved brought this reaction from Zain, and each time Azkin witnessed empathy in his mate, it brought him joy.
What is the biggest influence/interest that brought you to this genre?
Hannah Walker, NR Walker wow just realized both are Walkers, never seen that before. So, I read Blind Faith by NR Walker. My son has an eye condition - congenital nystagmus, I was overwhelmed to realize that as grumpy as this character could be, there was love there. I felt and still do all characters/people deserve love.
So, when I found The Avanti chronicles, and it was sci-fi gay romance, I gave it a go, wasn’t sure. But fell in love with each character. The fact they were gay never entered my awareness. Until I left the pc on and my daughter asked me what on earth was I reading?
I said, she was like wow.
When writing a book, what is your favorite part of the creative process (outline, plot, character names, editing, etc)?
I love the plot and the characters. They all come with a name, except a surname. None have those for some reason, though when I ask they tell me but they just march in and say I am Indi, for example, in the new WIP. I love it when I start a new book. I have no idea what is going in that document until I open it up and sit for a little while. The first name comes and then I am shown a picture or a series of pictures, then it roles like a wee movie.
When reading a book, what genre do you find most interesting/intriguing?
The plot of a good sci-fi or shifter book with a story with twists, Mpreg fascinates me. As writers I didn’t imagine we could add a whole new spin on something, I wasn’t entirely sold on that until I started to write it myself.
If you could co-author with any author, past or present, who would you choose?
I would love to write with Dan Brown, the master of twists and turns. Myself and a friend and fellow shifter writer, L.N Manning, will take a leap of faith and write together when she finishes her newest book, Healing His Heart.
Have you always wanted to write, or did it come to you "later in life"?
No, I never ever wanted to write. It came much later in life. I was 45 when I was told I would be channeling a work book. I wrote Alive and Free, and A Leap of Faith, while I was writing The Aztecs.
Hannah Walker, NR Walker wow just realized both are Walkers, never seen that before. So, I read Blind Faith by NR Walker. My son has an eye condition - congenital nystagmus, I was overwhelmed to realize that as grumpy as this character could be, there was love there. I felt and still do all characters/people deserve love.
So, when I found The Avanti chronicles, and it was sci-fi gay romance, I gave it a go, wasn’t sure. But fell in love with each character. The fact they were gay never entered my awareness. Until I left the pc on and my daughter asked me what on earth was I reading?
I said, she was like wow.
When writing a book, what is your favorite part of the creative process (outline, plot, character names, editing, etc)?
I love the plot and the characters. They all come with a name, except a surname. None have those for some reason, though when I ask they tell me but they just march in and say I am Indi, for example, in the new WIP. I love it when I start a new book. I have no idea what is going in that document until I open it up and sit for a little while. The first name comes and then I am shown a picture or a series of pictures, then it roles like a wee movie.
When reading a book, what genre do you find most interesting/intriguing?
The plot of a good sci-fi or shifter book with a story with twists, Mpreg fascinates me. As writers I didn’t imagine we could add a whole new spin on something, I wasn’t entirely sold on that until I started to write it myself.
If you could co-author with any author, past or present, who would you choose?
I would love to write with Dan Brown, the master of twists and turns. Myself and a friend and fellow shifter writer, L.N Manning, will take a leap of faith and write together when she finishes her newest book, Healing His Heart.
Have you always wanted to write, or did it come to you "later in life"?
No, I never ever wanted to write. It came much later in life. I was 45 when I was told I would be channeling a work book. I wrote Alive and Free, and A Leap of Faith, while I was writing The Aztecs.
I live in Northern Ireland. Mom to two kids, totally crazy goings on in our house so it's not surprising I write gay romance, paranormal shifters. Archangels and angels.
I love to channel the characters who waltz into my mind, they refuse to leave until I write their story.
The magic of the spirit/other world is in the books I write. I am a Spiritual and Psychic medium, and we all need a little magic in our lives. I am a spiritual teacher I walk many roads.
I am often found with my head a book, or earphones on as I listen to a book, or I am writing.
The biggest challenge so far has been the dyslexia. I have a set routine, and many people do not run on the same timeline as me, it's been frustrating. Though lots of coffee seems to help, the animals in my life ground me.
My passion lies with the paranormal of our world, as well as a love of Sci-fi.
I have a rescued cat Theodore, the rescue advertised looking for homes for black cats no one wanted them. I also am mom to three Boxers, Dante, Khaleesi, and Sorcha. And nanny to my daughters two dogs, boxer Aria litter sister to Khaleesi, and brother Dante. Also a little mongrel Riley.
I love showing dogs this takes me out of my head and away from the computer, it brings out the competitive in me. It also helps me hone the vision of boxers for the future helping to promote the breed.
This gives me something to do outside of sitting in front of the PC, Training the dogs in protection as well as the showring. I am looking forward to 2020 in the showring, and 2020 for personal writing goals.
EMAIL: frdangelo47@gmail.com
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