Hopping for a Better Pack
At twenty-nine, Sarah is one of the oldest omegas at the center. She only really even stays so she doesn’t have to move back in with her family and have them fix her up with a pack. She doesn’t have the time or inclination to deal with a bunch of alphas who only want someone who will be pretty, silent, and breedable. Not that she doesn’t want a family, but the doctors have already told her that due to her PCOS, she might have difficulty conceiving…a fact her family keeps failing to mention to potential packs.
Her world shifts when she meets a scent match at a holiday mixer and suddenly all she needs is to be close to him, even if he doesn’t seem as enthusiastic about the idea. Now she’s in for a world of confusion as she tries to navigate the sudden need for a mate, along with her pretty beta boy and diva, pet bunny, Mr. Shaggbutt; all while navigating family drama.
Pack Miller isn’t looking for love…or at least most of them aren’t. All they really have planned is getting out of their apartment and, according to Spencer, “doing adult stuff…like buying cool kitchen appliances.” But when the biggest alpha of them all meets the fierce omega one day at work, all bets are off. Now he’s pining after the tiny woman who acts larger than life while she makes the rest of his pack wonder what forever might look like. Can Paul put his past loss behind him, can Alistair build a bridge and just get over it? Check out Hopping for a Better Pack, where these people will hopefully learn that just because fate says something is right doesn’t mean you need to put up with anything less than perfect.
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