Pack Baby for the Billionaires: A Cozy, Billionaire, Reverse Harem Omegaverse Romance

by Evie Ellis

Three powerful alphas. One omega who just signed an iron-clad contract to carry their heir.

Hastings, Fritz, and Etienne were billionaire alphas who didn't do romance. They didn't want a mate, and they certainly didn't want a "happily ever after." They only wanted a legacy, and they had the funds to get exactly what they desired. All they needed was the perfect omega to answer their advert.

I was far from a billionaire. I was just Presley. A girl living in a cramped caravan, working in a café, and the only thing I wanted in life was a cat—one that didn't leave dead mice on my pillow. I wanted a cozy place to call home, and when I saw their advert for a surrogate, it felt like my only way out.

The terms were

The baby would be conceived naturally.I would live with them for the duration of the pregnancy.I'd be compensated handsomely—five thousand pounds a week.Zero emotional attachment.When it was over, I'd walk away.I thought it would be easy to be their surrogate. I told myself I was prepared for the heat, the knots, and the commanding nature of three alphas who saw me as nothing more than a means to an end.

But the moment my heat hit, something shifted. Something impossible.

My scent called to them in ways that shouldn't be possible. Their biology responded to mine like a lock finding its key.

And now I'm caught between the pack who never wanted love and the quiet life I've always dreamed of.

Pack Baby for the Billionaires is a cozy but spicy why-choose omegaverse romance with:

* Three billionaire alphas who fall one by one (and hard)
* Rags-to-riches omega with a heart of gold
* Surrogate pregnancy with a fated twist
* Found family
* Heats/knots/spicy scenes
* Based in the UK
* Forced proximity
* Grumpy cat who steals every scene
* HEA guaranteed

Genres: Omegaverse, Romance, Fantasy, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary

341 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 7, 2026

Reviews

[Leigh Davis · Rating 2 out of 5]

disappointed

I have loved so many of this authors books and I was excited about this one. It had so much potential with an author to back it up but it read like a neglected project. There are parts that draw you in and are very cohesive but then an inconsistency in the timeline will pull you out. That was one of the biggest issues. So it takes two hours to get a helicopter to one place as was said but then the person who was told to be ready in the said two hours shows up at the final destination two hours later. Several days have passed although the author made it seem like only two possibly three but it turns out to be a whole week. Then it jumps from October to February in the story but there is no way that is true according to the established timeline. There is also the FMCs bff and her completely different personalities within the story. It seems like the author was writing a standalone but got inspired and just kept writing instead of going back to change that character and the way they are and react to for the next book. The story is also rushed and doesn’t show much character development or growth especially within the pack. There are many more issues but I feel like I have pointed out the most obvious.

[Chelsea · Rating 3 out of 5]

⭐️3/5
🌶️2.5/5

I didn’t really want to leave a review but it kind of feels wrong not to. I’m just going to say it, Maeve is a trash friend who constantly projected her issues onto Presley and Presley was too naive to understand that Maeve wasn’t a good friend and really didn’t have her best interest at heart. I hated the addition of Maeve’s character in Presley’s story. If she was more in the background and not so negative, maybe I would have enjoyed the book more than I did. Her storyline seemed front and center throughout the book and she wasn’t the FMC.

While the spice was nice during it, there’s not many scenes. I counted 4, with the heat combined.

So many of the issues stemmed from Maeve’s influence and being a buzz in Presley’s ear. Sure, she was cool to recommend the newspaper ad, but that’s all that really went for her.

I wish we got more time with the MMC’s, instead of Presley running around and on page time with Maeve.

Tropes:
Omegaverse
MFMM
Surrogate FMC
Billionaire
Rags to Riches
Inexperienced FMC
Found Family
He bathes her

[onthebooksel · Rating 1 out of 5]

🫩

[M Janee · Rating 4 out of 5]

"Because she makes me laugh. Because she looks at me like I'm a person, not a bank account. Because when I told her she could buy a house with that credit card, she said she only wanted enough money for books and a cat."

I really enjoyed this. I do like that contract trope, forced proximity and a strong fmc, even if Presley was a little naive and clueless.

Despite Presley's situation, she still put herself first when it counted. She overheard the guys talking about her after her interview and rather than stick around and go through that humiliation she left. Something that they didn't realise until the following day and panicked.

"What about Presley?"
"I'm sure he'll be happy to spend another night in the suite."
"She checked out of the hotel yesterday?"
"She didn't wait."

Surprise, surprise. For the first time, the world didn't stop for Hastings. What did you expect? You called her desperate, you said you were concerned about her smell (how is anyone supposed to take that in a positive light) and told her you had other options. That's degrading, dehumanising and cruel. I'm glad she left. I kind felt like Hastings needed to grovel a little to be honest, lol.

I liked the interesting take on scents in this world. So, alphas and omegas can have more than one (usually two, max three, four is rare). There is the 'base' scent which anyone can smell then there's hidden scents which come out during an omega's heat (wasn't mentioned if that's the same w alphas - only coming out in presence of an omegas heat?). It made for something knew in an otherwise already established genre, so I liked that take.

There were a few moments here and there that didn't hit for me as there were minor inconsistencies around it that had me a little confused. Nothing too big, just small enough to pull me from the story and go "huh". For example, Maeve visits Presley to take her shopping, then the next time she comes she asks for Preseley's address (fair, she may not have exact address as she was flown in before) and where she's living now in her new hoity toity life (not exact words but it was a little accusatory and unfair) then acted like she'd never seen the place when she arrived.

There isn't any other other woman drama in this, not in the sense of the guys anyway, but Presley's friend who has been 'amazing and life saving' did bring a lot of drama for a side character and she does a full 180 on Presley. She's very supportive and protective of Presley in the beginning, even after Presley started her 'job' in the 'high life'. Then all of a sudden she's throwing it in Presley's face, being cruel about it and accusing Presley of being 'too good' for their little town/food etc.

Maeve causes the third act break up in this. Rather than calm her friend down, talk to her and maybe say "you need to have a sit down and discuss where you and the guys stand now that a mating bite is involved" she lashes out at Presley and basically destroys her confidence and causes her to run. I get the bite itself was a trigger for Maeve and I'll definitely be reading her story, but she didn't really come across as a good friend like Presley made her out to be.

Even in the epilogue (3 years later), Maeve only told Presley she was pregnant at 5 months. A bunch of stuff happened and Presley was all "why didn't you tell me sooner" and Maeve was all 'just cause' about it. I really hope in her book she's a better friend to Presley.

The epilogue also brought in a huge info dump which would have been better given in the actual story rather than three years into their relationship. That is, Presley is adopted (even we didn't know this) and Hastings' parents died in a car accident and is what led him to close himself off and be 'cold and calculating'. That is a huge part of what made his personality the way it was and really should have been something they each learned way earlier in their relationships.

All in all, I liked this - I ate it up in less than a day because it did hook me. It's a little sweet, a little spicy, definitely cozy and a fun read.

[°˖✧˚lindsay˚✧˖° · Rating 2 out of 5]

Quite charming, though it’s a bit bungled from the beginning.
It’s like the author couldn’t decide whether they were scent matches or not and added all these rules, stipulations, and bylaws to ensure we were satisfied, rather than rewrite it.

Everyone has secret perfume notes?
Okay, Fragrantica.

The guys are bland.
Embodied stereotypes but they’re fine.

The FMC makes it funny by being the opposite of their expectations, therefore meeting ours.

I was admittedly mistaken by the title.
Maybe it says a lot about the content I’ve been reading, but I assumed the ‘baby’ part referred to the FMC.
And there’s no ethical way to be a billionaire, but whatever.

I don’t read about smelly wolf people for the realism, I’ll tell you that much.

There are a lot of overreactions and letting emotions control decisions; I think everyone would have benefited from a nap. Maybe even a snack. Mostly therapy though.

There were a few continuity errors.
The guys knowing things about Presley that only the reader was aware of.
Jokes about moments they weren’t present for.

The third act was repetitive.
Three times, we get the ‘why’ the drama ensued, followed by uncharacteristic apologies, reactions, and propositions.

The fun in the previously conjured solution was the lack of permission, but then it was repeated as a proposal by the person it was meant to disturb.
It was another bungled jumble, really.

And they barely cared about the main goal, which was insane. I’d be at the clinic, not a cottage.

And then a large chunk of the remaining conversations are things we already knew.
Nothing they say offers any new information, just the knowledge that it’s now a collective awareness.
Cool. I’m bored.

The ending is cute until she steals a famous line from the Princess Diaries for no discernible reason or credit.
She says it twice, too! Again in the epilogue. Unbelievable.

And then the epilogue gives us depth and background information about the characters that we have no business learning when the story is already over.
What on earth?
That was so weird.

It was well written.
However, it was like the author didn’t know where she was going, but forward was the only option, lest she succumb to the menial torture of developmental edits.
Get it together.

[Charlotte Vennell · Rating 2 out of 5]

Going into this book, I wasn't expecting much from it. I just wanted a quick read that was fast paced, predictable and corny- aimed as a little in between. And, honestly, I didn't get much from it.

Firstly, there were lots of gaps in the story.
There were times when I wanted the book to give me a little info or a little more description, so I could understand exactly what was happening, when and where it was occurring.

I found it hard to understand and know how much time had passed between chapters and black-outs, especially since most of the time, nothing would change in the characters' behaviour or speech over time. Next time, timestamps or just another simple sentence would be great to inform readers better of the book's journey.

I also think some more character building is necessary.
I didn't know anything personal about the three alphas, and I feel like the other characters knew nothing about each other. Their love story had no depth because they hadn't once in this book stopped, sat down and talked about each other's lives and shared stories from when they were little or even explained what their families were like. I feel like all the conversations they had were about pack dynamics, mating and the agreement.
The POVs and writing needed to have more emotional description, so we can clearly see the change in the characters' opinions or behaviour, because, for me, the change of mind in them was on and off like a switch, without any emotional description of what they were feeling to get them to decide that.

Why the hell were Henry and Presley getting to know each other and their families in the epilogue?????? THREE YEARS LATER???!!!

There were also times when the characters sounded 20 years younger than they are.
Most of the time, the dialogue was fine and mature, cute and cozy. But sometimes it was way too cringe for my liking.

I didn't need much from this book, and I did not get much either.

[Kate · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF @ 70%. This story was all over the place. The switch from “you are strictly a contract to give us a baby” to “you’re my omega with 4 scents, I want you forever” was not explained or shown. It was a statement with no background or supporting therefore it left me as a reader very not convinced that the MMCs actually want her.

I understand the scent match holy grail is a major thing in OV. However I hate when authors use that as justification to have MMCs flip from “I want nothing to do with you” to “I can’t live without you”. It’s an easy cope out without having to develop actual feelings and romance between the FMC and MMCs. Which is a failure IMO.

I guess I expected more around the proposed plot of this book than what we got. I expected her to get pregnant easily. And then the journey (the meat of the book) was both sides struggling with the fact that feelings and attachment were building, but both parties were hesitant to take that first step and therefore stuck to their contract. And then the baby comes, and everyone’s in their emotions. She leaves. They hate it. Etc. like THAT is what I expected.

It is absolutely not what we got. I’m 71% in and we don’t even know if she’s pregnant. So the summary of the book feels like a lie. 🤷‍♀️ And everything moved far too fast.

[Sidney Alexander · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 ⭐️ (rounding up for GR rating)

Presley is an omega living in a caravan park, struggling just to get by day to day. When a friend shows her an ad looking for a surrogate-for-hire, she figures… why not? It’s an opportunity she can’t afford to ignore.

Hastings, Fritz, and Etienne are searching for an heir—not a mate. So when a sweet, shy, awkward, and unexpectedly funny omega shows up, they’re skeptical. That skepticism doesn’t last long, though, because they fall for Presley almost immediately… even if none of them are ready to admit it.

While I genuinely enjoyed Presley’s story, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was missing. Certain details felt confused or forgotten, and at times the pacing was a bit off, which made a few moments not hit as strongly as they could have.

That said, I still enjoyed the book overall and think it’s worth reading. I’d absolutely encourage others to give it a try and form their own opinion.

[Sarah A · Rating 3 out of 5]

it was descent

It was descent. I liked the grumpy cat and her friend, but it was honestly pretty similar to other OV’s I’ve read to a degree. There was nothing really super special that hooked me. I’ll likely read the next one when it comes and maybe try another one that maybe is a little darker if that’s something this author does, but it just didn’t really have enough suspense or story line other than what happens in basically every OV which is a heat and sometimes pregnancy. I need a little extra in my stories, like kidnapping or running from someone and the MMC’s protecting her from her past and hurt/comfort on top of the heat/pregnancy and breeding kink I like. Plus the sex scenes were spotty in terms of realisticness and longevity. I’ve read way worse sadly, and way better so it was definitely middle of the ratings scale for me.

[Jen · Rating 2 out of 5]

This had so much potential... sigh.

The author somehow had backstory but then never used any of it. Which made this seem more like a story outline than an actual story. Examples:
- In the EPILOGUE we find out Presley was adopted. wtaf ?! If that was important, idk, maybe include it.

- End of book, we get backstory on Hastings' parents. Also would've enriched the story to know - not at the end.

- We never get any backstory on Fritz. The only reason we know he's German, is he drops German words every once in a while. Oh, and you know, again, we get his backstory in the Epilogue.

I'm reading the next book and so far it's the same issues only this time the author's timeline of events either doesn't make sense or she, again, isn't giving context.

What a waste of a good (potential) plot.

[Kelly · Rating 2 out of 5]

Presley is living a tough life on a camping ground in a broke down trailer when she comes across a too good to be true opportunity to become the surrogate to 3 billionaires. Typical trope the alpha pack has trauma from a previous omega so the start is bumpy. But have no fear because this is not real and in a made up world where anything can happen why choose logic. Feelings are realized fears are set aside and a beautiful family is formed.

In all seriousness the writing was ok and the plot was predictable but it kept me entertained and for that I am grateful. If you’re looking for some epic love story and flushed out characters this isn’t for you. But if you want some mindless fun and smut go forth and enjoy.


2.5/5 ✨⭐️

[mk meow · Rating 4 out of 5]

Source KU
3.75 ⭐
4🌶️ OMV wo MM, DVP

This was a nice, readable, well written story. The plot was well developed, some good but not clunky set up of the next book. All characters were l well described and well motivated. I'm looking forward to the next one.

Omega Presley is living in a run down camper at a trailer park. Her friends are an orange cat and another omega who is obviously on the run. Friend talks FMC into applying for an omega surrogate posting.

A1, Hastings, quintessential rich guy who buys everyone off.
A2, Fritz, German.
A3, Etienne, French rugby player

The pack wants kids but has had bad experiences with omegas just wanting their money. Hastings is a quad scented alpha, so finding a quad scented omega seems impossible.

[Charlotte Battersby · Rating 4 out of 5]

Presley's story was an enjoyable, fast paced romance with three billionaires who are after an heir to help fill the void of an omega missing in their life. I felt their relationship moved quite fast once Presley got her heat faster than planned and happened within a small time span which isn't uncommon in omegaverse. I kind of wish we got a little more individual moments of interaction with Hastings, Etienne and Fritz with her to make it slightly less instalove. This doesn't take away from the story at all though. I enjoyed the few moments of Mr Cheddar the cat and look forward to seeing where Maeve's story goes.

[Elizabeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pack Baby for the Billionaires is the newest book by Evie Ellis. This is not connected to her other books so this is a great starting point for new readers. This is a cozy OV story. Presley has had a rough few years; both her parents recently died and she has move into a mobile home. She is living paycheck to paycheck and sees no way out. One of her friends encourages her to apply to an ad for a pack looking for a surrogate. Several of the pack members can tell from the first meeting that this will not be the straightforward situation they were looking for. Can the pack get on the same page on what to do with Presley? How will Presley react to this pack?

[Courtny · Rating 4 out of 5]

fast but good

This one was a mixed bag. It was definitely fast but if you are looking for what the blurb says then you will not be disappointed. It is no more or no less than it promises to be. I think Maeve’s story will be a bit more exciting when it comes to plot.
SPOILERS

I think there was a huge lack of background on our MMCs and at first I was like “ok” but then in the epilogue Presley shares she was adopted and Hastings that his parents died in a car accident when he was 8 and in the car. Like WHAT?! This is massive character pieces that would’ve been much better IN the story. Also how do you wait 3 years to find that out? That’s why the book lost a star tbh.

[Lisa Maddison · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was sweet, angsty, and short, but good.

Presley is living in a small camper, with little money and heat, she is struggling to get by. Her friend Maeve, hands her an ad for some alphas looking for a surrogate to have their heir. They also want to impregnate her the old fashion way, when she goes into heat, then they realize she is their scent matched mate. It gets complicated by untimed bonding and egos. But it doesn't take long for this pack to realize what is important to them and go out of their way to prove it. And of course we get our happily ever after. The characters of Presley and Maeve were well written and I'm looking forward to Maeve's book coming out later.

[Catherine · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a unique premise written with humour, heat and so much love. Presley is a feisty omega who is very much down on her luck but with a heart of gold. Her three alphas are billionaires and Hastings in particular is used to getting exactly what he wants. Ettienne is the romantic of the group and Fritz the down to earth laid back one. There journey to HEA is full of lots of bumps but the book is sweet and cosy and not too heavily baby focused. Absolutely loved this and really hard to put down

[cynthia 🪷 · Rating 1 out of 5]

this is possibly one of the worst OV books i’ve read.
I felt like there was no relationship building?? how is it possibly in the EPILOGUE you have them finding out things about each other 3 YEARS LATER??
and i honestly didn’t like Maeve. hated all the projecting she was doing to the FMC and how the FMC didn’t realize it at all. essentially all the drama with the 4 characters was because she put things in Presleys head. also hated all the little comments she would make about the rich alphas like she wasn’t the one who convinced the FMC to go through with any of it.

[Fleur · Rating 3 out of 5]

🌟 3.1

Short. Sweet-ish.

There just wasn’t enough story here to get me invested. The characters fell for each other almost instantly (which, to be fair, is pretty standard for OV), but it meant there wasn’t much emotional build-up or character depth.

Presley also slipped into that stereotypical annoying FMC territory for me, which didn’t help.

In fact, the most memorable part of this book is that I accidentally looked it up while trying to find the second book in the series. Which, in hindsight, might tell you everything you need to know about how much of an impression it left. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[Nora · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sure I am a fan of the genre but that makes me an expect and I can tell you this one is very good. It gives me the cozy vibes I want. Presley is an omega and the relationship with the alphas progresses quickly after her heat is early. The story could of benefitted with a bit more on the development of the relationships individually but overal I really enjoyed reading this book. Looking forward to more books by this author!

[Toni · Rating 5 out of 5]

Definitely worth a look, if you want a fast paced omegaverse. Told from all POV. The FMC has a sort of dry sense of humor that I really enjoyed and the MMCs are interesting. There’s not a lot of back story on the characters but I only noticed when something was mentioned. There were pieces that didn’t quite fit, until they did. Spicy without being all about it. It was sweet and heartfelt, without being boring.

[Sandy McCauley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Better than I expected

Lately my DNF pile has been growing at a faster rate than my finished books. This book was better than I expected. Decent story and characters. I wasn’t the biggest fan of her best friend because she really seemed to project her own problems on to the FMC, which is what caused a lot of the drama, but I didn’t dislike her enough to skip the next book. Maybe it will help me to understand her better?

[Rachel Stephens · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved Presley's story.
She has been one of my favorite FMC. She was resilient, had such a big heart, and a little sassy.
I loved Etienne, Fritz, and Henry. One took a little longer for me, but I fell for him too.
This book had drama, humor, lots of emotions, spice, and lots of love.
I'm so glad Presley got her happy ending. She and her alphas deserved it!

[Louise Harrison · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Read

I found that I enjoyed this book. The story drew me in and I felt like it was over before I knew it. The characters were great and I enjoyed their journey. I also liked the set up for the next book and I can’t wait to read it and see how the story develops. I would recommend giving it a read.

[D · Rating 5 out of 5]

Presley and her pack

I love contract relationships. This book had everything. Poor girl signing a contract to be a rented womb but smells led to scent matches which led to amazing chemistry and pack. Has a happy ending and some spice but the book had more of a storyline than spice line but was really balanced. Now to read about Maeve

[Kathryn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing

I was not expecting this to be so good. I got hooked so fast, and the connection to the characters just sunk into me so fast. I love when you just connect with a story and next minute its finished. Your sad its over but also just like wow that was a great read. Not enough stars, I really really enjoyed this, and will definitly begin the stalk for more.

[Jermany · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved this more than I thought

Ah I needed this book been in a slump or start reading and the story is crappy but this book. Gold my friends gold perfect amount of angst insta love mild betrayal and tons of groveling. Predictable like most stories but it was still worth the read now I need Maeve’s story like stat

[Hailee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Story

I really felt like this was a fresh take on this trope. The FMC still maintains her character the throughout the story and the MMCs and distinct and memorable. I think 3 is the perfect number for a reverse harem. I could’ve used a little more groveling time but def still good. Loved this one!

[Jack-Jack · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was recommended to me, and honestly I don’t really see why. The writing itself was good, and I actually liked the FMC’s personality, but everything else was just insta-lust and overdramatic nonsense wrapped in a pink glittery world, which I usually love, but only when there’s at least a mid or slow burn involved.

[Lis J · Rating 4 out of 5]

We met Presley who is desperated need of money her friend tell her about an ad for surrogated to this billionaires we met Hasting who is cold and grumpy , Et who is fun ,fritz who is good and they make this pack she stays with them , there is heat, missunderstandings and HEA. But the end was something that left me with curiosity...