Mountain Men (Peter & Jackson) (Book 7): Cutlas Estates Omegas, a Lakeview Lodge Crossover

A love that spans the test of time.It’s not time travel, it’s the love between two shifters who’ve been around for more than two centuries. They meet as mountain lions, but their life together is lived as humans.Steadfast Jackson falls for his omega during mating season and brings him home to pamper him, to raise his children to adulthood, as he’s been dreaming. Since it’s 1903, Jackson takes Peter as his wife. They establish several businesses and become bastions of their community . . . at a time when there are riches to be made.Peter loves dressing up in frilly designer fashion and fancy boots from New York and Paris. After the kids are off to college, it’s his turn. He loves dancing and having a good time, and Jackson makes sure he enjoys life.Half a century later and Peter’s had it with being the little wifey. He wants to feel male, get into some fights, live like a man. All his life, he’s never been allowed to explore his male side. Since Jackson’s been drafted again and is gone to war again, and since it’s the sixties, why not hang out, smoke a little dope, and let total strangers come on to him? It’s time for Peter, the man, to play. In San Francisco, leading to host of problems and ups and downs.Yet Jackson and Peter are fated mates, bonded and endlessly in love. They may lead separate lives at times, but they always come back together. And their finest hour as a couple is when they turn mountain men.Note: This is an mpreg, half historical, half modern, part trans, fluid MM standalone romance spanning more than one century. It’s the love story of two gay shapeshifters and the life they’ve shared since they first met approximately 120 years ago. Their history is told in a skipping over whole decades way. Their story answers some of the questions raised by the residents of the estates about this couple throughout the series. Plan on some evolving slang and notable events from prior eras, just a few historic details to enhance the romance.Possible sensitivities: drag/trans pre-WWI, WWII, U.S. internment cam