Breeding Clinic
“It’s the literary equivalent of a bunch of fetish gear covered in c*m, tossed into a dumpster, and set on fire.” -A beta reader
My biology only wants me to give into this strange alpha because I’m carrying his baby.
Kat wants a baby and has wanted one for years. As an older omega with no pack to call her own anymore, she turns to a fertility clinic for help on the path to motherhood. The constant appointments, the blood tests, and the pills will all be worth it when she can finally hold her little bundle of joy. The one she had to give up trying for all those years ago.
The problem? Her hot scent matched alpha donor wants to be more than anonymous and he’s already got a pack. Kat’s not sure that she can risk rejection again.
Liam and his two mates have always wanted a big family but they lack a breeding partner, and never found their scent match.
The opportunity the fertility clinic offers is one they can’t pass up. But when Liam immediately puts his foot in his mouth, he sends their pregnant omega running.
For the first time in forever, he aches to chase her. He can’t possibly let her go. And his pack doesn’t want to either. All three of them will make her see how perfect their pack is for her.
Can they mend the scars on Kat’s heart and neck and settle into domestic bliss before she runs away for good?
Breeding Clinic is a cozy, sweet, and ultra steamy contemporary MMMF omegaverse romance. There are no shifters or werewolves in this novel. A content guide is included in the beginning for readers with sensitivities. This book features multiple love interests and a heroine who won’t be choosing. If you enjoy nesting, hurt-comfort, an older rejected omega, a 40 year old alpha with a breeding kink, a Brazilian beta fitness fanatic, a demisexual beta secret dom, public fun, pregnancy, cozy baby rearing, and 4 adults handling their business with minimal angst and no 3rd act break-up then this book is for you. Breeding Clinic ends with a happily ever after and every Heatverse novel can be read as a standalone.
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