Knotting on Heaven's Door
She’s his boss. He’s her one-night stand. What could possibly go wrong?
Ada: After losing my mate, I swore I’d never go through that pain again. No more bonds. No more risks. Just work, ambition, and control. My catering company is my life now—built from the ground up, one painstaking event at a time. I don’t need complications. I especially don’t need Sebastian Laurente, the cocky, fallen-from-grace Alpha who showed up in my kitchen with nothing but a reputation, a smirk, and hands that know far too well what to do with a knife—and with me.
It was supposed to be one night.
Now I see him every day. In my kitchen. Wearing my apron. Making my staff swoon. And driving me insane.
Sebastian: I came to Blue Springs to disappear, not fall for the only omega who wants absolutely nothing to do with me. But Ada De La Vega is impossible to ignore. She’s fierce, brilliant, and so damn guarded, I’d burn through every last barrier just to get close. She thinks she’s broken. That there’s no future left for her kind of heart.
But I see her. All of her.
And I’ll prove to her that love the second time around isn’t weakness—it’s fate.
When business mixes with heat, secrets from the past surface, bonds fray, and passion boils over.
This kitchen’s too small for the tension between them. And once the bond snaps? There’s no going back.
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