Frequently Asked Questions

Purchasing an ebook or audiobook directly from my store means I receive higher royalties per book. Also, I will receive the royalties within days rather than in one to three months. (Yes, some book retailers actually take three months to pay royalties!)

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Yes! I offer all books in printed paperbacks. Several are also available in hardback too.

You can purchase printed books directly from me at my Etsy store. Or at Amazon.

Omegaverse is a literary trope that first originated in the Supernatural tv show fandom. Like any trope, it can be applied to any genre.

Because Omegaverse originated from the Supernatural tv show, it has similar elements to the werewolf trope. But a little less "were" to it.

In simplest terms, Omegaverse has a hierarchy system with Alphas and Omegas. There's sometimes other groups like Betas and Gammas. Alphas are considered at the top of the pecking order and Omegas at the bottom. They both have a natural, undeniable attraction towards each other.

Other common elements found in Omegaverse are breeding, knotting, nesting, bite marks, true mates, possessiveness, heats, and ruts.

Yes, generally erotic content is found in Omegaverse. Often it's graphic in nature. That being said, there are "clean" Omegaverse novels out there and are sometimes called "sweetverse".

F/F Omegaverse can vary from author to author. But the most common theme seen in F/F Omegaverse is female Alphas who have a "girl penis", which is abbreviated as G!P.

Often times the female Alpha is paired with a female Omega. With this type of pairing, the two females are able to reproduce and have pups (children). If there is a pregnancy, it's denoted as "fempreg": short for "female pregnancy".

Not exactly. Futanari is the Japanese word for "hermaphroditism" and is often found in Anime. However, it lacks many of the Omegaverse elements such as ruts, heats, knotting, bite marks, and such.

Every author may depict a female Alpha differently. The most commonly seen female Alpha (within Omegaverse) is one that has a penis and breasts. There are great variations from there, from how she has a penis to whether or not she can become pregnant.

For most of my books, female Alphas are often a blend of both female and male. They have breasts, a penis, a vagina, and can impregnate another female or become pregnant themselves. And she identifies as a female.

In the end, please remember that Omegaverse is a fictional trope meant for reading enjoyment.

There are a number of different terms and abbreviations found in Omegaverse. Some of the most common are:

• Alpha: A dominate breed within the hierarchy system.
• Omega: A subordinate but protective breed within the hierarchy system.
• Beta: A more passive breed.
• F/F: Female/Female pairing.
• Fempreg (fpreg): Short for female pregnancy. A female character becomes pregnant due to F/F sex.
• G!P: Short for “girl penis”, which denotes that a feminine character has a penis.
• Pheromones: Alphas and Omegas usually release pheromones and scents to attract each other, chase off others, and show emotions.
• Knotting: When the Alpha forms a ring or knot at the base of their penis then pushes it into the Omega, locking them together for a period of time.
• Marking or Bonding Bite: A permanent bite mark on an Alpha or Omega’s lower neck that marks them as mated.
• Heat: An intense sexual urge for Omegas. They are overwhelmed with the need to mate and become pregnant. Heats can last for several days and occur occasionally or be triggered by an Alpha.
• Rut: An intense sexual urge for Alphas. Similar to Omegas, an Alpha is driven to mate and impregnate an Omega. Ruts last for days and occur occasionally or can be triggered by an Omega. Alphas tend to be extra aggressive during a rut.
• Nesting: At times, Omegas are written as nesters where they create a nest, usually blankets, where they’re safe and comfortable. It can also mean they’re preparing to become pregnant and have a pup.
• Pup: Another word for a baby or child.
• Mpreg: Short for “male pregnancy”. Typically, this is a male Omega that becomes pregnant.
• Slick: A clear substance that an Omega (and sometimes Alphas) secrete during sex that acts as a lubricant.
• Dubcon: Short for “dubious consent” and refers to sexual consent being unclear and is left ambiguous.
• Noncon: Short for “non-consent” and refers to sexual consent not being given by a character(s).

I prefer to publish a new book every four to five months, depending on current projects. My current goal is to publish three or four books per year. However, certain things can impact that goal such as the length of the book(s), genre, and the amount of world building.