Pack End Game
My scent-matches were supposed to be people.
Instead, I fell in love with a coat.
After a year of cuddling a stolen coat with no way of finding its rightful owner, I can’t help but question everything I thought I knew about finding a pack of my own.
I’ve always been the charmer, the fun friend, the woman ready to conquer anything. Being an omega has never made me feel weak, and I never shy away from a challenge. In fact, I’ve always conquered every single challenge in my path.
Unfortunately, fate has a sense of humor.
A last-minute favor at the local football stadium, and a mascot chase that leads to a viral video, bring me face-to-face with my future.
Spencer, the head of the pack, leads with a tightly wound sense of control, but he’s willing to be flexible when it comes to making me happy. Doting Zak is the kind of alpha who can teach me how to change a flat tire one minute, and then bring me to the peak of pleasure the next. And there’s Freddie, the larger-than-life beta who lives his alter-ego as a sloth and keeps everyone on their toes.
The three of them have been living their own happily ever after for years, and they insist I’m the missing piece they’re ready to slide right into place.
They say they want to claim me. Mark me. Keep me.
And I want to let them…
As long as the four of us can survive a chaotic house hunt right in the middle of football season.
Pack End Game is a new Omegaverse standalone by Drea Denae and Cassie James. This is a why-choose story where the men are just as connected to each other as they are to the main female character.
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