Honeysuckle and Rum

Author: Aspen Winters
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 169
Honeysuckle and Rum

Daphne didn’t need anyone—and she liked it that way.

After buying a quiet cabin in the woods at twenty-one, she spent the next five years turning it into her own little haven. With a garden full of vegetables, herbs, and enough flowers to brighten even the grumpiest neighbor’s day, Daphne was content to keep to herself, selling her goods at the local market and steering clear of pack politics.
That is, until one messy encounter in town changes everything.

A dramatic scene between a lovesick Omega and a very uninterested Alpha ends with Daphne unintentionally cast as his mate-in-the-making—and suddenly, she’s at the center of attention she never asked for. The Alpha? A gruff, ridiculously handsome lumberjack who, along with his three equally swoon-worthy packmates, owns the local logging and construction company.
Daphne wants out. Immediately. But these Alphas? They’re curious. Persistent. And devastatingly charming in the kind of way that makes her second-guess everything she thought she knew about staying alone.
Too bad the Omega who started all the trouble isn’t about to let go so easily—and she’s ready to bring the drama right to Daphne’s front porch.
Can an independent Omega find home in the arms of four Alphas who never expected to fall for her? Or will jealousy and small-town gossip ruin the one thing she never saw coming—love?

This is a reverse harem cozy omegaverse Romance.

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