Tough beta cop, Mark, wakes one morning with a hangover and some very vague memories of the previous night. One of those memories is something that Mark believes can’t be possible.

He sees a flash in his mind of his best friend, Landon, who also happens to be his partner at work. Someone he’s always had a crush on. The thing that Mark can’t believe is what Landon is doing in that memory. And why Landon doesn’t have any clothes on.

It isn’t until Landon brings up the event that Mark realizes what is happening to him. For the last forty years, young beta men have been turning into omegas. Some as late as their twenties.

Mark is filled with shame when he realizes that’s what’s happening. He went into heat. He threw himself at his partner. He’s now an omega.

And he’s carrying Landon’s baby.

Mark’s whole world comes unraveled as he struggles with the changes his body is going through, as well as the changes in his perception of the world around him. He’s no longer the tough beta cop he thought he was, but Mark starts to realize what true strength really is.

Kirk and Monty have known each other since they were boys in London. Now, feeling the impending doom of middle age, the two of them decide to set out on The Mongol Rally, an over 4,000-mile charity car chase. Knowing that the people in charge of the rally prefer small, comical vehicles, the two of them buy a scooter and an old BMW Isetta. With no set route, they set out across Europe, looking for adventure and meaning in their lives. Along the way, they run into fellow rally goers, including making friends with an American named Donkey who fancies himself a steampunk airship captain.

As Kirk and Monty continue their journey, they meet new and interesting people, get lost, lose their vehicles, and begin to feel strange things about one another. The rally changes their lives forever, but will Kirk and Monty’s budding romance survive once they get back to the real world?