Knot Their Sugarplum
What’s an omega to do when the beta that broke her heart is back in town, and determined to earn her love once more? Beg the younger brother of her long time alpha crush to pretend to be her boyfriend, of course.
Do you love building gingerbread houses, snowball fights, and holiday movie marathons while getting snowed into a cabin? What about cozy Christmas tree decorating?
Plum never thought her ex-boyfriend, Kai, would ever return to Gravewood, but when he shows up four weeks early to his best friend’s wedding, Plum panics.
Fortunately, Benson plays along, cosigning her lie that he’s her current boyfriend, even though he’s the younger brother of her long time crush, Nick.
Unfortunately, Plum now has to keep up the fake dating facade, dodge questions from everyone in their lives, and avoid her ex-boyfriend. All while serving as a bridesmaid in her friend’s wedding, where Kai is the best man, and Nick and Benson, are the bride’s older brothers.
Things are going to get very messy, especially when the four of them get snowed into a cabin on the outskirts of town, just days before the wedding. A cabin that only has one bed, one couch, and one working fireplace.
What could possibly go wrong?
This is Plum’s book. (AKA Sugarplum.) Sable’s best friend in Knot Their Boo. You do not need to read KTB first, this is a standalone. Every question from Knot their Boo will be answered when it comes to Plum, and her men!
Christmas Contemporary Omegaverse, MFMM, AOAA, small town holiday romance, second chance romance, age gap, why choose, fake dating turned lovers, reluctant alpha turned lover, persistent ex boyfriend that wants her back…
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