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“Something about how we’re going to beat Norway using your pheromones against Erling Haaland.”
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- Part 1 of On the Far Side of the World
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Reuniting with Jude is on the top of Erling's mind. Going more than a month without scenting his mate and love of his life would be tough on any alpha. The fact that their reunion comes with a high-pressure match just makes it more exciting.
Can Erling hold out until after the game, or does Jude just smell too good?
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"Who are you, and why are you in a cell?" The Alpha asked in a low voice, pointing his bloody axe at Jude's chest.
"The name my mother gave me is Jude," he told him, looking straight into his eyes, refusing to be cowed. "And my only crime was being born the illegitimate, black bastard of an English lord."
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For years, Jude has been kept in the damp, dark depths of an English dungeon. Starved, beaten, and forced to bury his Omega nature deep to survive. He expected to die in chains.
He didn't expect a Viking raid.
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The Wolf Gods never made mistakes.
Or so the kingdoms believed.
Raised in a poor village before becoming princes overnight, Jude and Jobe Bellingham spent their childhood hearing the same prophecy repeated throughout Wessex. Jude, the fearless, reckless, stubborn eldest, would become an alpha. Jobe, the gentle, patient younger brother, would become an omega.
The Wolf Gods had other plans.
Across the North Sea, Erling Haaland has spent his entire life training to become the strongest alpha the Viking clans have ever known, though kindness remains the one thing his father can never beat out of him.
When an ancient treaty demands that the southern kingdom send a royal to the North as an offering to the Wolf Gods, two worlds built on centuries of fear, myth, and misunderstanding are destined to collide.
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His eyes trailed Jude's beautiful skin, radiating under the gold of noon. His gentle hand writing down tasks that needed to be accomplished, quotas that must be met, letters yet to be sent.
And in that moment, Prince Erling had a brilliant idea.
"Could I not ask for your hand in marriage instead?"
"Pardon, my liege?"
Or: Prince Erling Haaland of Orsund is exhausted at the useless formalities he must conform to in order to secure a mate. So, why not wed his royal advisor?