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Knot In My Wildest Dreams: A Cozy Omegaverse Romance
Cozy Omegaverse · Why Choose? · Small Town Winter Romance · Found Family
When Luna Hart flees the pack that threw her away, she dreams of one a peaceful life in a tiny snow-dusted town where nobody knows her name. Sweetbay Hollow—wrapped in twinkle lights, Christmas garlands, and the scent of cinnamon pastries—seems like the perfect place to disappear.
But fate smells like cedar, pine, and warm vanilla… and it greets her on her very first night.
Four Alphas—Rowan, Ash, Beau, and Kai—live just down the snowy lane. A pack still grieving the loss of their Omega. A pack whose Christmas lights have stayed dark for two years. And the moment they cross Luna’s path, something inside all of them stirs like embers catching fire.
She didn’t come looking for a pack.
They didn’t think they could ever bond again.
But winter has a way of melting frozen things.
When a storm hits and Luna’s heat flares unexpectedly, instinct and emotion collide—creating an accidental bond none of them saw coming. Now she’s snowed in with four Alpha protectors who fix her broken steps, bring her hot cocoa, walk her home under falling snow, and slowly… tenderly… teach her what it feels like to be cherished.
As the town celebrates the season—tree-lightings, winter markets, cozy nights by the fire—Luna learns that second chances can be found in the most unexpected places.
And sometimes the greatest gifts aren’t wrapped at all…they’re found in the arms of a new pack.
Perfect for fans of Christmas romances, winter coziness, reverse harem, why choose?, Omegaverse, and healing love stories filled with pine trees, soft blankets, twinkle lights, and unconditional warmth.
When Luna Hart flees the pack that threw her away, she dreams of one a peaceful life in a tiny snow-dusted town where nobody knows her name. Sweetbay Hollow—wrapped in twinkle lights, Christmas garlands, and the scent of cinnamon pastries—seems like the perfect place to disappear.
But fate smells like cedar, pine, and warm vanilla… and it greets her on her very first night.
Four Alphas—Rowan, Ash, Beau, and Kai—live just down the snowy lane. A pack still grieving the loss of their Omega. A pack whose Christmas lights have stayed dark for two years. And the moment they cross Luna’s path, something inside all of them stirs like embers catching fire.
She didn’t come looking for a pack.
They didn’t think they could ever bond again.
But winter has a way of melting frozen things.
When a storm hits and Luna’s heat flares unexpectedly, instinct and emotion collide—creating an accidental bond none of them saw coming. Now she’s snowed in with four Alpha protectors who fix her broken steps, bring her hot cocoa, walk her home under falling snow, and slowly… tenderly… teach her what it feels like to be cherished.
As the town celebrates the season—tree-lightings, winter markets, cozy nights by the fire—Luna learns that second chances can be found in the most unexpected places.
And sometimes the greatest gifts aren’t wrapped at all…they’re found in the arms of a new pack.
Perfect for fans of Christmas romances, winter coziness, reverse harem, why choose?, Omegaverse, and healing love stories filled with pine trees, soft blankets, twinkle lights, and unconditional warmth.
- GenresOmegaverseChristmas
345 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2025
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December 16, 2025
Wildest dreams
Cute, sappy omegaverse. Lots of beleaguered woe is me. I had to skip a lot because I thought they'd never accept each other despite clearly wanting it. No adventures, no outside excitement. Weird unintended pack bond occurred without consent or sex or bites? It is what it is.
Cute, sappy omegaverse. Lots of beleaguered woe is me. I had to skip a lot because I thought they'd never accept each other despite clearly wanting it. No adventures, no outside excitement. Weird unintended pack bond occurred without consent or sex or bites? It is what it is.
January 2, 2026
Should have DNF
I don't know where to begin. We get the barest hints of omegaverse. You could have said this was a werewolf book and I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. We don't get any spice til 309 pages in. You can have a slow burn omegaverse but literally every side character is like y'all should be together. This book hammers in that the alphas are grieving and our fmc is running away from her old pack. When I say hammer I mean it. Its every chapter even after they are forced together by accident bond (which that leans more werewolf to me). I can only be told something so many times before it becomes annoying. This book does a lot of telling rather the showing. I feel like this wasn't edited. For huge chucks of this book each sentence is a new paragraph. I have no clue the timeline because the alphas set up dates and stuff but I swear they set up the dates when they were all with her taking care of her for her heat. Also she gets gifted four journals in like a span of less than a week. I like journals but to get four in a week come on. Also every chapter it looks like the first two letters aren't connected and most of the chapters start with the. Its so obvious and annoying. I have no clue what anyone looks like but I sure as heck know their scent. The spice scenes were the most bland things I ever read, I had to reread the first one because I hardly noticed it was spice. I honestly don't know if an actual human wrote this and if a human did write this their editors pulled one over on them. This just sucked.
Note: Read 126 pages as apart of 75 Booked
I don't know where to begin. We get the barest hints of omegaverse. You could have said this was a werewolf book and I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. We don't get any spice til 309 pages in. You can have a slow burn omegaverse but literally every side character is like y'all should be together. This book hammers in that the alphas are grieving and our fmc is running away from her old pack. When I say hammer I mean it. Its every chapter even after they are forced together by accident bond (which that leans more werewolf to me). I can only be told something so many times before it becomes annoying. This book does a lot of telling rather the showing. I feel like this wasn't edited. For huge chucks of this book each sentence is a new paragraph. I have no clue the timeline because the alphas set up dates and stuff but I swear they set up the dates when they were all with her taking care of her for her heat. Also she gets gifted four journals in like a span of less than a week. I like journals but to get four in a week come on. Also every chapter it looks like the first two letters aren't connected and most of the chapters start with the. Its so obvious and annoying. I have no clue what anyone looks like but I sure as heck know their scent. The spice scenes were the most bland things I ever read, I had to reread the first one because I hardly noticed it was spice. I honestly don't know if an actual human wrote this and if a human did write this their editors pulled one over on them. This just sucked.
Note: Read 126 pages as apart of 75 Booked
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December 16, 2025
Patience is just as important
Loved this beautiful OV Christmas time story. I loved the balance of emotion and story telling! Not everything was strictly focused on the spice but on the connections underneath. Great afternoon read!
Loved this beautiful OV Christmas time story. I loved the balance of emotion and story telling! Not everything was strictly focused on the spice but on the connections underneath. Great afternoon read!
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