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Baby Makes Three Box Set

Click here to read the Baby Makes Three Series box set of mpreg omegaverse books!  You can now read all five books in the Baby Makes Three series at once with the box set.  The new box set is currently in Kindle Unlimited, so you can read for “free” if you are subscribed to Kindle Unlimited.

The box set features all the books of the series including Omega’s Attorney, Omega’s Doctor, Omega’s Teacher, Omega’s Rockstar and Omega’s Prince.

The Complete 5 Book Baby Makes Three Series!

Bella Bennet’s best selling books all in one box set!

Omega’s Attorney

A family to call his own. Everything to lose. Can David help heal Henry’s bruised heart and show his omega that they have the makings of the perfect family?

The Attorney’s Omega Baby is a 56,000 word, Mpreg romance with elements of heartache and humor, steamy sex, revenge on lying ex-boyfriends, babies and blissfully-ever-after.

Omega’s Doctor

Keep your career, or keep your love… Who’s capable of making that choice?

Omega’s Doctor is over 38,000 words with a HEA, ducky umbrella and three weddings.

Mpreg MM Alpha Omega Romance

Omega’s Teacher

Harry is a lonely omega who desperately wants an alpha and a family. Alex is a Science teacher, an alpha new to the local high school. They’ve got one weekend to learn how to get along…or someone is out of a job.

This is a 33,000 word story of male pregnancy with a HEA. This is book 3 in the Baby Makes Three series, but can be read as a stand-alone.

Omega’s Rockstar

A rock star doesn’t need a babysitter. Mike doesn’t need Seth. But he does need this job. Can Mike and Seth’s commitment to each other overcome their demons?

Omega’s Rockstar is a 68,000-word male pregnancy gay romance with a bad boy Alpha rocking the stage, a timid Omega sidekick thrust into the spotlight, hot desert loving, baby-sized headphones, and too many cream cheese croissants.

Omega’s Prince

When Omega figure skater Jeff and incognito Alpha Prince Henrik spend one steamy night together at the Olympics, they find themselves with a surprise pregnancy on their hands. Now, the star crossed lovers must decide what they want. Can Jeff give up his career in America for a family life in Sweden? Can closeted Prince Henrik come out to claim Jeff and their unborn child with a royal wedding?

Omega’s Prince is a steamy 60,000 word Mpreg, omegaverse, gay romance with a sassy twink, hot texting, royal wedding, baby and blissfully ever after.

Click here to get the Baby Makes Three Series box set of mpreg omegaverse books! 

Omega’s Prince was reviewed by Gay Book Reviews and received a 5 out of 5 stars!  I’m still amazed and surprised when people love the book so much. Especially when they state how funny it was.  I think I must be funny without realizing it.  I never purposely put things in the books to elicit laughs.  I love having fun though so it must show through.

This was a really good read. It is a MPreg non shifter romance and above all it is truly comical. So if you are looking for a book that will not only capture your attention with the romance, but will also make you laugh while you are reading it, then this is the book for you.

This was truly an incredible read. I enjoyed this book so much. I have not laughed as much as I did while reading a book before as I did reading this book. I will definitely be reading more by Bella Bennet in the future.

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Noteworthy a blog of MM book reviews, recently reviewed my 4th book, Omega’s Rockstar. An alert fan passed on the review to me. Thank you Noteworthy!

Omega’s Rockstar Review ~ Pleasant read … 9.5 out of 10!

Omega’s Rockstar was reviewed by Love Bytes Reviews.  I was pleasantly surprised to see it got 4.5 stars!  Or hearts in their case.

I am pretty new to the whole male pregnancy gay romance genre – mpreg. When I discovered that there was non-shifter mpreg I decided to give it a try and I was very pleasantly rewarded with a book I really enjoyed.

You can read the full review on their post.

Many authors I know pull from events or people from their own lives for inspiration or storyline. I’ve never been that way personally. I’m an extremely private person by nature, so its very unusual for me to use any of myself in my books. That is actually my favorite thing about writing, I’m able to fully create worlds and people out of thin air. It allows you to become whoever you want for the moment. I usually create a main character who is nothing like me because it al-lows me to be and do all the things I’ve always wanted to.

I’ve had a very eventful life. Those who know me well always ask why I’ve never drawn from my real life for a novel, since my life is pretty much a lifetime movie. The idea of writing any-thing close to home has always been completely horrifying for me. (Super private remember?)

I have a pretty unique situation where I lost my hearing at eighteen years old. (You can read more about it in my letter to the reader in Silent Song.) Deafness is one of those subjects that most people think they understand…but actually don’t. There is so much more to deafness than not be-ing able to hear. There are levels (decibels) of sound that is so intricate that it is much more than just you can hear or not.

A few years ago I read a book that had a deaf main character. The book was amazing, but there were so many things that weren’t accurate. It wasn’t glaringly obvious unless you were deaf, but it really bothered me. I had brought up the issue to a good author friend of mine and I’ll never forget what she said to me.

“The only way to fix this problem Jaci, is to set it straight. That means you are going to have to write the story of a deaf person from their perspective. Show people not only your world, but help them understand the deaf world. Who else will?”

I instantly shut her down. Theres no way I’m writing anything close my life. A few months went by and then I had to explain a few things about deafness to people that they just never knew. Like just because you speak English doesn’t mean deaf people can write in English without struggle. Almost every hearing person I talked to didn’t know that American Sign Language is NOT english. It has its own structure and rules like any other language. ASL is my second language, but it’s the main one I use at home with my husband. It’s hard for my brain to switch back and forth between ASL and English. Because of this I tend to change tenses when I write, which is very frowned upon in writing. I’m pretty sure I’ve driven every editor I’ve ever had to drink over this little fact.

After having to explain this to several people over a very short amount of time I finally came to terms with the fact that I was going to have to write a story with a deaf character.

I decided to go home and just see if I even had a story in me. I don’t outline, ever. I just start writing. I usually write the end first, then the beginning and fill in the middle. (Yeah I’m weird.) So I went home and just started writing to see if I even had a story in me…and I couldn’t stop. I wrote through he night, and all weekend long. By the time I took a break I had almost writ-ten half of the book. This is the only book I didn’t have to re-write or revise. It was trapped deep down and apparently ready to be freed. I cried more while writing this story than I have probably ever cried in my life. But it was also the most cathartic thing I‘ve ever done.

This story isn’t my own, but the feelings are completely mine. The pain, fears and passion is all mine even though the story belongs to Barrett alone.

Silent Song by Jaci Wheeler is available on Amazon today.

My second book, Omega’s Doctor, is live now! That was pretty fast.  Borrow it from KU and enjoy!

My second book – Omega’s Doctor – is currently getting published with Amazon. Hopefully it will be live tomorrow!

My first novel, over 56,000 words, is now live on Amazon in Kindle Unlimited.  This is actually my second novel, but first that I have published. Trust me, you wouldn’t want to read the first one!

The book is available to read now on KU.