Three Alphas for Christmas: A Spicy Why-Choose Omegaverse Christmas Romance
By Willa Bloom
Last Christmas Eve, the pack I loved gave me my nest back in a box. This year, I’m snowed in with three alphas, and I want every one of them in my bed.
I booked the cabin for twelve days. Just me, enough blockers to get me through Christmas, and absolutely nobody asking why a nice omega like me hasn’t found a pack. Turns out three men have a key to the same front door. By the time we figure out the double booking, the road’s closed.
Rafe takes the gingerbread competition as seriously as I ...
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Last Christmas Eve, the pack I loved gave me my nest back in a box. This year, I’m snowed in with three alphas, and I want every one of them in my bed.
I booked the cabin for twelve days. Just me, enough blockers to get me through Christmas, and absolutely nobody asking why a nice omega like me hasn’t found a pack. Turns out three men have a key to the same front door. By the time we figure out the double booking, the road’s closed.
Rafe takes the gingerbread competition as seriously as I do. One conversation about his students’ spring concert and he’s asking what I’d need to build the set. I tell him a ladder. Apparently I’m coming back in April.
Ezra’s quieter. He takes me out to his workshop, and watching him shape hot glass does more for me than flirting ever has. Then there’s Wes, who takes me up a snowy ridge to show me the lanterns he lights every Christmas. I’ve been trying to work out whether he wants to kiss me. Halfway down, I’m ready to ask.
My heat’s due in January. At least, it was before I found my three scent matches under one roof.
I want them. That part’s easy. The part I can barely say out loud is that I want to be there when the curtain goes up at Rafe’s concert. I want to walk that ridge with Wes next Christmas. And I’d like, just once, to unpack a quilt and know I get to leave it there.
Three Alphas for Christmas is a cozy, high-heat why-choose omegaverse romance set in Pack Haven. Expect three devoted alphas, nesting, knotting, bonding bites, and a standalone happily ever after for all four.
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