Knot in Bloom
One returning florist, three unexpected alphas, and a flower shop that’s barely staying afloat.
I thought I’d build my life in the city. Late-night study sessions, busy streets, a future full of ambition. But after graduation, I found myself right back in Honeyridge Falls, running the little flower shop I’ve loved since I was a girl.
My parents moved to Florida, chasing sunshine and retirement dreams, but I stayed. Because this town feels like home in a way nowhere else ever has.
No drama. No mates. No regrets.
Just me, my flowers, and a business that needs a miracle before winter arrives.
Order new stock. Pay overdue invoices. Avoid alphas.
Definitely don’t fall for anyone.
Then the roof starts leaking, I run out of coffee before sunrise, and I realize I can’t do it all alone.
Enter three alphas who turn my world upside down.
Levi, the quiet bookstore owner with ink-stained fingers and a hidden protective streak that makes my chest ache.
Caleb, the gruff ex-soldier I used to follow around like a puppy when I was little, who’s back in town with tired eyes and arms that feel like safety.
Reid, the big-city architect temporarily here for a project, who walks into my shop smelling like leather and ambition and leaves with my heart in his pocket.
Love wasn’t part of the plan. But as autumn settles in and they’re the ones catching me, everything starts to bloom.
I thought I was just coming home to flowers and friends. Turns out, I’m the omega they’ve been waiting for all along.
A cozy, why choose, steamy, small-town omegaverse romance filled with golden leaves, cinnamon-sweet kisses, protective alphas, and the kind of pack that makes your heart bloom in all the best ways. This is a standalone romance with heat, heart, and a guaranteed HEA.
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