Knot So Social

Heat Wave

by Sierra Knoxly

**She's hiding behind her hashtags**

Willow:
My exotic omega online brand hides the truth—I’m flawed. Scarred.
For years I’ve been housebound and keeping people at bay, but suddenly my missing heats return and now I need an alpha’s help. Heat Waves’ premium home-help service isn’t supposed to come with strings attached, but my biology doesn’t understand that. Now I’m completely tangled with my helper, his twin brother, and my neighbor.
A little fun is okay, but I can’t let them uncover my secrets. Because the truth is, I’m not so social at all.
I already lost everything once. A second time would destroy me.


Note: This is an omegaverse standalone in the Heat Wave shared world where each book can be read as a standalone. Knot So Social is why choose; the main female character doesn't have to choose between her love interests.
Contains a MFMM pairing (all about her) - check the 'look inside' for triggering content advice.

Genres: Omegaverse, Why Choose

545 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 4, 2026

About the author

https://www.amazon.com/author/sierrak...

Sierra Knoxly lives a double life. By day she is a reserved mom of young children where adventure means a walk to the park or trip to the pool. Once night falls and the cherubs are tucked into bed, Sierra dons armour (and amor) and rides a dragon into battle. She rains chaos down on her characters like an avenging angel of old and shoots their hearts with cupid's bow.

Sierra writes fantasy polyam romances with bi-sexual characters and plenty of MM. She started out thinking she was writing reverse harem, but couldn’t resist all the tasty possibilities between an intimate group of people.

Her love of mythical beasts and magic began at a young age. She once had an imaginary unicorn friend. Her gentle nature and fiery imagination leads to all around fictional steam. She lives with a mild fear that one day she'll get a knock at the door from the authorities come to ask about her questionable browser history.
When not writing or momming, Sierra loves bringing plants home to die and reading a reverse harem novel under a warm blanket.

Reviews

[Carolina · Rating 2 out of 5]

I know

You know, intuition, for me anyway, is when you do something so repetitive that you gain some kind of hindsight and gets you some sort of knowledge to sense what is going on or where it is going, for example, cooking, I know what to add or what is missing to make it perfect, you know? Try, make an error, learn from it, until you know.
Do you know what I mean with this?

[Bent Letters · Rating 2 out of 5]

There was A LOT of talking going on in this book. I liked some of the characters , but a lot of them felt like they were over the top stereotypes. Even some of the situations were a bit ridiculous and hard to believe. Biggest issue was that a lot of things were glossed over ie the SA with the neighbor.

Overall, this book felt like jumbled thoughts put together

[Cat the RH Safekeeper]

🟢 This is a reverse harem 🟢

[Brita Mackay · Rating 5 out of 5]

**She's hiding behind her hashtags**


Willow’s exotic omega online brand hides the truth—she’s flawed. Scarred.
For years she’s been housebound and keeping people at bay, but suddenly her missing heats return and now Willow needs an alpha’s help. Heat Waves’ premium home-help service isn’t supposed to come with strings attached, but her biology doesn’t understand that. Now she’s completely tangled with her helper, his twin brother, and her neighbor.
A little fun is okay, but Willow can’t let them uncover her secrets. Because the truth is, Willow’s not so social at all.
She’s already lost everything once. A second time would destroy her.

YOUR MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS!!! Please read and pay close attention to the trigger warnings at the beginning of this book. Some content and scenes may not suit all readers and could be triggering for others. Remember, your mental health comes first. Reader discretion is advised.

Triggers may include but are not limited to: Abuse, Attempted Sexual Assault, Blood, Breath Play, Cheating (Non-Main Character), Forced Drugging, Gaslighting, Pregnancy Talk (No Pregnancy), Racist Language/Name Calling, Sexist Talk & Behavior, Sexual Assault (Attempted/Touching), Suicidal Attempt/Tendency/Thoughts, Swearing.

Tropes: Why Choose, Multiple Love Interests, MMM/F/Polyamorous Romance, Omega with Multiple Alphas, Heat-Induced Attraction/Heat Assistance, Biological Compatibility/Omegaverse Instincts, Professional Arrangement to Romance, Forced Proximity, Neighbors-to-Lovers, Twins in the Harem, Reclusive/Housebound FMC, Socially Anxious/Isolated FMC, Online Persona vs. Real Self, Influencer/Social Media FMC, Secret Identity/Hidden Truths, Scarred FMC, Body Insecurity/Fear of Rejection, Traumatized FMC, Walls Up / Afraid to Love, Protective/Caretaking Alphas, Healing Through Love, Learning to Trust Again, Fear of Abandonment/Loss, Chosen Despite Her Scars, Omegaverse, Why Choose, Omega with Multiple Alphas, Heat Assistance, Twins, Neighbor Romance, Reclusive/Scarred FMC, Online Persona vs. Real Self, Hurt/Comfort, Found Family/Pack, No Strings Attached to Love, Healing, Learning to Trust

Knot So Social is the 1st book in the Heat Wave Series, A Heat Wave Omegaverse Romance. This is a shared world with this 1st book being brought to us by Sierra Knoxly. This is an omegaverse standalone in the Heat Wave shared world where each book can be read as a standalone. Knot So Social is why choose; the main female character doesn't have to choose between her love interests.

Contains a MFMM pairing (all about her) - check the 'look inside' for triggering content advice.

Omegaverse — The story centers on an omega, alphas, heats, and biologically driven attraction.

Sierra Knoxly's Knot So Social begins the Heat Wave Series with a friendly and unforgettable atmosphere; this highly layered omegaverse romance is presented from four points of view, a feature of the omegaverse genre which gives the characters identities such as omega and alpha, and traces the subtle, step-by-step emotional development of its main characters.

The story centres on Willow, a highly gifted omega who has withdrawn herself into her home following a deeply traumatic experience which severely affected both her mind and body and left her locked in a continuous struggle with anxiety and panic attacks. It was this trauma that kept her at home; the sudden bursts of panic and distress made it impossible for her to leave the house in the normal way, so she had to suffer through those emotions by herself.

Eventually her life comes to a crossroads with three alpha men, all of whom have full and individual lives: the first of these is Jeremy, an endlessly optimistic "heat helper" whose role is to provide support to people during their heats, although he has difficulty maintaining his precarious position and at the same time has to cope with the constant minor chaos caused by his ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; his identical twin brother, Joel, is an electrician who has just pulled himself out of a damaging and toxic relationship that left him completely exhausted and who is now slowly rebuilding his life; and there is also Alessandro, an Italian horticulturist who is frequently troubled by wealthy, domineering clients, a kind of traumatic experience which has now become extremely common for him.

What sets this story apart from the usual stereotypes found in its genre is Sierra's original way of handling character writing; she entirely breaks with established conventions. In other novels of this type, the difficulties experienced by these three men are almost always given to female characters whereas male characters are seldom made to go through such experiences. The present book makes it clear that men can also be victims of predatory behaviour and can suffer serious harm as a result, and this frequently neglected truth is expressed with deep and sharply touching pathos which is very moving.

The trauma that affects Willow is treated with the greatest care; it is not ignored and she is not portrayed as suddenly "getting better" in order to advance the plot. The most commendable thing is that she does not carry all her pain on her own: instead, she makes the active decision to seek professional mental health help in order to recover, while at the same time building up a remarkable and successful career for herself.

Each of the members of this core group, which functions like a family that has come together, contributes a distinct and essential element to the gradually developing relationship between them: Jeremy is consistently full of hope and is always able to provide a supportive environment for other people's emotions, looking after every hurt and discomfort that occurs to him in a kind and gentle manner; Alessandro is passionate and is fully dedicated to establishing for himself a stable and secure future; Joel deals with the secrets from his past with steady determination, striving to create the life that he would like for himself.

It is natural and very touching to see their relationship develop step by step, starting with individual connections and finally becoming the fully established polyamorous intimate relationship that they end up having. All the people in the group give their whole heart to the situation, carrying out the minor but important emotional tasks and revealing their true selves in order to build a relationship that is intended to last.

The most remarkable strength of the book is the way in which it is honest about mental health; it contradicts the idea that love can serve as a universal remedy, instantly curing all psychological injuries, since long-established problems do not disappear merely because someone loves you.

The way the story comes to an end adheres to this principle, without at the same time diminishing the small, hard-earned joy that these people experience together; no one completely gets rid of the burdens they carry, since they are just a group of flawed but fully realized ordinary people who are moving forward alongside one another.

[Michelle Frater · Rating 4.5 out of 5]

Willow is an agoraphobic whose traumatic past has left her struggling with panic attacks and severe anxiety. Despite this, she has built a successful career as a social media influencer, with a large and loyal Omega following, and carved out a comfortable life for herself. Lonely, perhaps, but safe within the confines of her carefully constructed world. Yet Willow is so much more than her struggles. She is strong, resilient, and very much a survivor. Although she’s an Omega, Willow hasn’t experienced a heat in years, so when one unexpectedly hits, she’s completely caught off guard. Enter Jeremy, the heat-helper dispatched by Heat Waves, a premium home-help service. What should be a purely clinical transaction, with clear boundaries and no strings attached, quickly becomes a whole lot more complicated when Jeremy proves almost impossible to resist! Jeremy is an absolute sweetheart, a kind and compassionate man who approaches life with an infectious optimism, despite his ADHD and the challenges is brings. He’s the sort of man who takes life as it comes, rolls with the punches, and somehow manages to keep looking on the bright side. What's more, he brightens the lives of everyone around him. Then we have Jeremy’s twin brother, Joel, who is only just beginning to pick up the pieces after escaping a toxic relationship. His narcissistic ex has done a number on his confidence, leaving him constantly suppressing his Alpha because he’s been made to believe he’s simply too much. However, I was delighted to see that meeting Willow doesn’t send him running for the hills, despite the very recent wreckage of his previous relationship. Instead, he’s willing to take a chance on something new, and watching him begin to reclaim the parts of himself he’d been taught to hide is genuinely rewarding. And last, but certainly not least, there’s Alessandro, the Italian landscaper next door. He’s determined to make a success of his business, even as he has to contend with the unwanted sexual attention of some of his female clients. Alessandro is an Alpha’s Alpha, and he brings plenty of that delicious, commanding energy to the mix. But here’s the thing: there’s no posturing, no territorial nonsense, and no fighting for dominance between these three men. They are all completely, unequivocally, and wholeheartedly devoted to Willow. And I absolutely loved that! What I appreciated most, though, was that the author didn’t take the easy way out when it came to the characters’ struggles. All four of them are dealing with difficult circumstances, whether those involve mental health, past trauma, toxic relationships, or personal challenges. Finding their perfect match doesn’t suddenly make all those problems disappear, nor does love magically fix everything that’s broken. Instead, the author allows them to continue struggling, growing, and healing, with the support of the people who love them. Willow, in particular, doesn’t suddenly overcome her trauma simply because she has three wonderful men by her side. Rather, their love and support give her the security and encouragement to begin opening up her previously insular world, one step at a time. And that goes both ways. These relationships aren’t just about the men rescuing Willow; they’re about all four of them learning to trust, support one another, and finding the strength to face their individual demons together. Having all their backstories woven into the narrative makes their journey towards becoming a family all the more meaningful. I think it takes incredible courage for Willow to let not one, not two, but three men into the safe little world she has built around herself. But what they create together is so much more than a pack. It’s a family, one built on love, acceptance, patience, and the freedom to be exactly who you are without being made to feel that you’re somehow too much or not enough. And that, for me, was the real heart of this story. Of course, this is an Omegaverse romance, so there’s also plenty of spice, and it certainly doesn’t disappoint in that department! All in all, this was a wonderful Omegaverse romance that takes the familiar conventions of the genre, gives them a little shake-up, and proves that sometimes breaking the rules makes for a far more satisfying story. With endearing characters, emotional depth, beautifully developed relationships, and a whole lot of heat, this was an absolute delight. I loved watching these four souls find their way to one another and build something truly special. A gorgeous, heartfelt, and deliciously spicy read that reminds us that love doesn’t have to fix us to make our lives infinitely better. Highly recommended!
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Marina Wohlfahrt · Rating 4 out of 5]

I genuinely enjoyed this book and had a lot of fun reading it! The core concept is strong, the dynamic has tremendous potential, and the overall narrative momentum kept me engaged until the very end. The passion behind the story is undeniable. To help elevate the manuscript even further for publication, I’ve noted a few specific observations regarding pacing, plot resolution, and formatting:
1. Pacing & Relationship Dynamics ("Insta-Pack" vs. Trauma)
Processing Willow’s Trauma: While there were glimpses of internal conflict (Emotional Friction) on Willow's part, her emotional walls melted away surprisingly fast. I completely recognize that in the Omegaverse, scent (Scenting / Scent Matching) plays a major role in instilling quick trust, and her years of therapy certainly lay a believable foundation for her willingness to heal. However, given the gravity of her traumatic past, the psychological barriers in her mind should have been much harder to break down when put to the ultimate test. The combination of scent and prior therapy explains her openness brilliantly, but the shift into deep, unconditional trust within a four-way relationship still felt a bit too effortless and fast-paced.
Alpha Pack Dynamics & Character Setup: The three Alphas harmonize almost too seamlessly right from the start, considering the distinct setups you gave them. You established Joel as a powerful Alpha with a history of being told he was "too dominant" in a toxic past relationship, and Alessandro as someone who possesses such an intense Alpha aura that he could overpower his attacker even while drugged (with Jeremy acting as the grounding, relaxed twin). With two such commanding presence types in one pack, I expected more natural friction or adjustment periods. Seeing Joel navigate his fears of being "too dominant" alongside Alessandro’s powerful nature would have added incredible depth. Giving them a bit more initial friction before finding their synergy would make their ultimate bond feel much more earned.
2. Resolution of the Alpha Incident (Plot & Consequences)
Weight of the Drama: The roofie incident, the gunfire, and the near-fatal overdose created a gripping, highly emotional turning point that served as a great catalyst for the pack's bonding.
The Resolution: However, having such a life-threatening crime resolved simply by the Alphas vandalizing the perpetrators' house to make them move away felt a bit anticlimactic given the severity of the offense. When an incident this dark is used as a narrative catalyst, readers expect either equivalent consequences for the culprits or a much deeper, long-term processing of the trauma.
3. Mechanics & Readability (Proofreading / Formatting)
Dialogue Typography: I noticed several instances where closing quotation marks were missing or terminal punctuation was omitted at the end of dialogue lines. This occasionally disrupted the reading flow, forcing a quick pause to figure out where the spoken dialogue ended and the narrative prose resumed.
Typos: There are a few minor typos scattered throughout. A dedicated proofreading pass focusing specifically on dialogue formatting will give the manuscript that polished, professional finish.

Final Thoughts:
This is a really solid story with fantastic tropes that provided an entertaining read! With a bit more breathing room for emotional friction and a more impactful resolution to the heavy plot points, this book is going to shine. Thank you so much for allowing me to read your manuscript!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Tima · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.25 stars. This longer story is quadruple POV, well written, and an emotional, character focused, scent match, contemporary reverse harem, omegaverse romance between Willow, the female omega lead, housebound after physically traumatising experiences have left her with severe anxiety and panic attacks, and the male alpha leads, Jeremy, the heat helper who has never held a job for long (ADHD appearance), his twin brother, Joel, the electrician recovering from an abusive fiancée, and Alessandro, the Italian landscaper being harassed by his rich female clients. I appreciated the fact that most of the problems that the male leads had are often attributed to female characters. I appreciated that the author showed the way that males can also be seriously damaged by predatory behaviour. I empathised with the trauma Willow was carrying and I appreciated the work she’d done with professionals to heal, as well as her career success and achievements. I enjoyed Jeremy’s capacity to remain optimistic about his life opportunities and his compassion for others. I enjoyed Alessandro’s optimism and his career goals and plans. I empathised with Joel’s distress at his situation and history and enjoyed seeing him work towards the person he wanted to be. I enjoyed the developing pair and triad relationships and the significant character development. I enjoyed the emotional work done by all characters. I appreciated the recognition that psychological health doesn’t magically improve in a relationship and that mental health problems remain; I enjoyed the ending saw characters happily in a relationship but not “fixed”.

I received a complimentary copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Karkki · Rating 4.25 out of 5]

Knot So Social is a beautiful, dark, and highly passionate standalone in the Heat Wave shared world. The book does an amazing job of balancing a deeply traumatic backstory with a sweet, supportive found-family romance. Willow is a brilliant, complex FMC who has spent years keeping people at bay behind her housebound existence, making her transition into accepting the help of three devoted alphas incredibly moving.

The three MMCs—the Heat Wave helper, his twin brother, and her neighbor—each bring a different kind of support to Willow’s isolated life, creating a perfectly balanced MFMM pack. The romance is incredibly explicit and spicy, but the emotional connection remains the true focus. The book covers some very dark trigger warnings, including gaslighting, attempted assault, and suicidal thoughts, so readers should tread carefully. Additionally, the updated manuscript makes for a flawless reading experience, with all initial typos completely cleared up.

I am rating this book 4.25 stars because it successfully delivers a highly emotional, comforting, and spicy romance. The only reason it falls just short of five stars is that the ending, while delivering a wonderful why-choose HEA, felt a little rushed in terms of how the external conflicts and past abuse were resolved. Nonetheless, the healing journey, the pack chemistry, and the strong, vulnerable heroine make this a stellar read.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Kate Fordham · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really liked this book, it's not like your typical omega verse with High heat situations.

Willow is a Social Media Influencer and has a large Omega following but willow also has agoraphobia after being hit not once but twice by lightening!! what are the chances??
so this means she doesn't leave the house and that means when her heat hits she needs a bit of outside help from Joel first at the service of Heat wave, and then Jeremy and Alessandro come into the picture later.

I liked how Jeremy just kind of went with the flow of everything, Joel his twin brother is Willow Scent match and I found him kind of intense to strangers and having just got out of one relationship to immediately into another was kind of fast. Alessandro is the Italian stallion of the group but he only has eyes and a massive heart for willow.

There are a few scenes with Alessandro where it takes a step into the darker side and this is where you should check your trigger warnings.

overall I enjoyed the book, where we get to know them all and Willow takes a step out of her comfort zone by letting these Alphas into her life, and only for the better.

[AvidReader23 · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book may have 500+ pages and it is a pleasure to read.
Plot just flows easily.
Issues that the characters have are relatable.

Willow is an Omega and the prime representation of what fake social media is - perfect in camera and a mess in real life.
She is agoraphobic, she is not risking going outside and getting struck by lightning a third time.

Furthermore, she has been abandoned by her previous horrible pack as well.

Mr Shares the dog is just so sweet!

Alessandro owns a lawn mowing business and a mother who pesters him to give her grandchildren.

After meeting Alessandro, a heat is triggered, which has not happened in 5 years since her last accident.

Jeremy and Joel are twins and polar opposites in some ways.
Jeremy’s introduction is one of a kind - let’s say he is not having a good day.
Joel, Jeremy’s twin, is the golden boy and the smart one, according to Jeremy - but the view is distorted.
Joel owns his own electrical company.

You will not like Joel’s fiancee Tracey.

All 3 alphas are perfect for Willow.

The healing journey for everyone is fantastic to read.

Recommended.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Ines · Rating 5 out of 5]

“Knot So Social” is the first book in a multi author world, where every book can be read on its own in whatever order you want. The overall storyline deals with omega’s experiencing their heat through a heat service (and I suppose get a bit more than they bargained for).

In this standalone we meet Willow, an influencer who hasn’t left her home in years, and three alphas whose lives get intertwined with hers. I have to admit I developed a soft spot for Jeremy early on, and he truly became my favorite character in this. That doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with the others, but his struggles just hit a soft spot. And it’s rare for me to fall for such a sweet guy, but here we are.

Overall, I liked the storyline in this one. It was sweet, gave every character their own background story, and showed the building of a cute and loving pack. In full honesty I do prefer this authors longer series since a standalone always does mean things are glossed over a bit more, but all in all I had fun reading this story.

[Nanadeb · Rating 4 out of 5]

Willow and Her Three Alphas!

It seems that Willow must've been born under an extremely unlucky star! She was very strong and smart to have survived her past. As we read these 500+ pages we slowly meet her alphas- first, Alessandro from Italy struggling to start his own lawn business, then the calming and happy-go-lucky twin, Jeremy, and finally, the strong alpha male twin just getting out of a very toxic relationship, Joel. There's a lot of triggers, including abandonment, homelessness, terrible physical and emotional abuse, over and over, hospitalization, in her early years, leading to agoraphobia in her later years (she's 32).

The reason for 3.5 stars is based on her lying in her current life. I understand her reasoning, but I just kept waiting for everything to blow up in her face, which it did epically! It's a trope I'm not crazy about. But the rest of this trip was amazing! There were a few errors, too. Some of the wording made me think the author's not from Texas or the US. Maybe the UK? But I recommend this book.

[Chelsey Black · Rating 4 out of 5]

⚠️TW⚠️

I enjoyed the characters and this had everyone having some sort of trauma. The lightning trauma i hadn't read about in a book. Willow was struck by lightning twice and I'll be honest I would probably be just like her in fear.

Alessandro was such a sweetheart and I felt for him. I really wished he would have went the route of justice but he just wanted peace.

Jeremy was a golden retriever and he fell so hard for Willow. He is a good guy who helps everyone but obviously gets treated wrong still.

Joel is constantly repressing his alpha because of his narcissistic beta fiance. It was actually really sad to read about it.

I liked the idea of the story but i still felt like it needed more karma for the villians. Everyone in this story just kinda seemed to be like oh well moving on. The only one who seemed to want revenge for the others was Joel.

[Raychael · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is about Willow who is a Survivor from a very traumatic lightning strike but not just once twice and how she has coping with the rest of what happened in her life.. from being left by the 1st men she was with and the new ones who apparently are finding her like fate had it all planned out,

Is Jeremy and Joel twins who are slightly estranged but due to some other woman drama they are getting back into the groove of being brother and closer now and you also have Alessandro he is a transplant from Italy and found his way to Willows park with his caring and of course there's Mr shares the level but rapscallion of a golden retriever who is the reason all these men are falling at her feet

[Katie Welder · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sweet side off dark...

This was such a sweet story with darkness sprinkled throughout. Whether it was in the past or the characters were currently going through it. And one or two definitely made me want to cringe away so check your triggers.

Willow has gone through so much and still is surviving. Thankfully these men were thrust into her life to show her what she was missing. Alessandro was definitely my favorite 😍

I will say the structure did throw me off a little bit but it added to everyone's backstory and how everything fell into place.

Curious to hear more from this universe.

[ajscenic · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very good story that is not just entertaining, and an engrossing read, but also shows what people who are perceived as weaker, can actually do with motivation and inner strength.
Willow is brave and courageous. I like how she doesn’t dim her inner light and is able to face her demons. I think that her alphas are a perfect match, who care about her more than the narrative.
This is a great read, and a life lesson about not only doing the right thing, but also about not being afraid to be yourself. This book ticks all the boxes!

[Berta Greenleaf Richardson · Rating 4 out of 5]

What an enjoyable read. Wow! This book is full to the brim with lots of feelings. All the MCs have their own traumas and pasts that they bring to this relationship. The dogs are so cute makes me want to get my own. I loved the way the alphas all helped their omega realize she is wonderful in her own right, to accept her own limitations, and see that she doesn't have to be perfect to be loved. I highly recommend this book to all RH Omegaverse romance readers.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Alayna · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love the double one in a million for the Omega. I loved her strength, her character, her heart, her bravery. The author did a good job with showing mental health rep for everyone in the pack, but especially the FMC. I love that she was the wealthy one with her life in order and they were not as well off & put together so it wasnt a traditional story of a woman/omega being saved and put in a life of luxury by men/alphas.

[Kara · Rating 5 out of 5]

Damaged omega finding her HEA

Oh, Willow is a true fighter and has been through so much. When she thought things couldn’t get worse it did. Her backstory is so sad but it made her want to help others to not go through what she did and to get out of it if they are. Jeremy, Joel and Alessandro hmmmm that would be a fantastic harem or pack to have. The perfect trifecta then add Willow the sweetest, damaged omega and you have yourself a fantastic read.

[joy Rhine · Rating 5 out of 5]

What can I say…. This story is full of smoke and steam! I love how the characters are each built up well and have their back stories. Willow has a great buildup in the story. She is strong and yet vulnerable. The way she accepts her alphas is amazing. I definitely recommend this book. HOWEVER… If you don’t handle graphically depicted sex scenes well… this book is NOT for you.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Karen Sorg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Willow is housebound because of trauma. She cannot go outside, but nobody knows. She is living a lie. She also does not like Alphas. So when she has a heat, she contacts Heat Wave who will vet the alpha who will help. Out comes Jeremy sho is everything she ever wanted. She also meets Alessandro who is a hot alpha gardener. Next comes Joel. What will she do? From no alphas to three?.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Kittykat2103 · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a little page turner. Have loved how more recent omegaverse have started to write the fmc while having trauma in past have become strong & independent.

Knot so social built on the romance & scent match with such an incredible skill. It hinted at a possible bi wakening from one of the MMC but didnt distract from the growing relationship between the characters.

Willow, Jeremy, Joel & Alessandro come together so well.

Please do check your trigger warnings for this. How they all melt together as a family so effortlessly with trust & respect.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[AMANDA GILBERT · Rating 5 out of 5]

I adored this

This was awesome. Just good vibes & no strife, and the best part? They never ONCE tried to change or fix her. Yes we all love the more typical hurt/comfort healing stories where a partner semi magically fixes trauma & injury, but this felt so real & lived. And Alessandro, well..... ahem. TGFItalian men hahaha

[A.B. Shepherd]

DNF: 7%

Of the 3 main characters introduced so far, ALL are sad-sacks. Willow IA agoraphobic amongst other trauma issues, Alessandro (Alex) is a poor gardener living in a shed and being harassed by his mother back home in Italy for grandchildren, and Jeremy is the family black sheep who can barely hold a job.

I'm so depressed by this group of characters.

[Christina Standridge · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good story. I love Mr Shares and an awesome name for a dog. Willow suffers from agoraphobia. She goes in to her heat and uses Heat Wave to help her through it since they will come to her house. She has been abused and struck by lightning and finds it difficult to trust. Then she meets Jeremy, Alessandra and Joel.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Teresa · Rating 3 out of 5]

I thought the characters and premise were interesting and unique, and if you like the hurt-comfort trope then this would definitely be up your alley. That said, the confrontations/conclusions felt a little lackluster for me and left me wanting more justice. There were also some editing issues (missing words, repeated words, bad grammar, typos, etc) and times when the wording felt odd.

[Jessica L Morton · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was so hard to read! I dont know why I was expecting something different from Sierra Knoxly but this book had so many devastating feels! If you want something sweet thats gonna make you feel something, I definitely recommend this one!

[Hellenjake · Rating 5 out of 5]

Knot So Social was such an enjoyable read. I loved the heat-wave setting and the way the omegaverse elements were woven into the romance. The story has plenty of chemistry, tension, and moments that kept me wanting to see what would happen next.

[Amber · Rating 4 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Omegaverse is not really my jam but I happened to get sucked into this one from a sneak peak on social media. The story was great and the characters were lovable. Overall, a great read.

[Theresa Simmons · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was my first time reading this author and I have to say that I’m impressed. Well written, great characters, strong plot and a
lovely HEA. I loved it!!.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.