One snowbank, three determined alphas, and the control I swore I'd never lose.
I had everything planned down to the minute. Run Honeyridge Falls' Valentine's Day festival, keep my perfectionist reputation intact, and absolutely ignore the way three certain alphas kept finding reasons to be wherever I was working.
My plan was color-coded schedules, backup plans for my backup plans, and zero time for distractions.
No nesting. No pack. No losing control.
Then my car gets buried in a snowbank on a mountain road, and I end up at Ben's cabin just as the blizzard of the decade hits. Suddenly I'm snowed in with the mechanic who hides his heart behind terrible jokes, the quiet woodworker who's been building me a nesting bench I didn't know existed, and the bartender who sees through every wall I've built.
And my heat suppressants? Sitting on the passenger seat of my buried car. Miles away.
Ben Wilson makes me laugh when I've forgotten how. Elijah Smith shows me that sometimes actions speak louder than words. Milo Stone treats my walls like a challenge he's determined to win.
Control wasn't supposed to slip. But as the snow piles higher and my heat approaches, I'm learning that sometimes the best-laid plans are the ones that fall apart.
I thought I was just heading home from a meeting. Turns out, I was heading straight toward my pack.
A cozy why-choose omegaverse romance filled with forced proximity, a winter storm, protective alphas, and the kind of surrender that feels like coming home. This is a standalone romance with heat, heart, and a guaranteed HEA.
Lena Foxwood writes cozy why choose omegaverse romance with small town charm, swoony alphas, and the perfect amount of spice.
Her books are full of flirty banter, emotional pack bonds, and feel-good festivals set in towns like Honeyridge Falls. Think cinnamon roll alphas, stubborn omegas, and happily ever afters with heat.
Lena lives in a quiet New England town where the leaves crunch, the coffee’s strong, and love stories practically write themselves.
I really wanted to like this book more, the overall arc of the story did end on a happy note so I’ll give it a star for that. There was just a lot of repetitiveness towards the end especially during the last spicey scenes. I think the author just cut and pasted the sex scenes and changed the names of the alphas cause it felt very repetitive.
Loneliness is the worst kind of prison. Tessa grew up without having anyone she felt safe depending on. Making herself stay away from anyone that might hurt her if she lets them get close has made her harsh and determined to control anything that involves her life. Three alphas wait the years to finally get a chance to get close enough to Tessa to show her how important she is to them. A blizzard, a wrecked car and falling into an unexpected heat start cracking the barrier that Tessa had built around her heart. This group of alphas are very different. A joke cracking mechanic who fixes things quietly,A bartender who reads her thoughts and needs and a talented carpenter who speaks louder with his glances than if he spoke a thousand words. Each of them loving Tessa even when she tries not to love them back. This story is a testament of what love truly is. Trust built on a foundation of people who keep showing up without having to be asked nor expecting anything in return.
This one had all the feels. It was so well written. I liked Tessa. And of course Ben, Elijah and Milo were all amazing. This was one of my favorite stories I have read thus far. Tessa just needed some great alphas to come along and knock her off her planned life schedule and that’s exactly what they did. Considering they had all been harboring feelings for her since she came to town.
Ben teased and meddled in his sisters romance, now it's his turn. An alpha running from a clip board, is out right hilarious. This had me laughing throughout. Rooting for Tess to wake up and see what was happening around her, the guys just being there for her even when she doesn't realize it as well as them keeping their word and developing her trust, love this
There is absolutely nothing wrong with this book. And I would recommend it to anyone who loves a cozy omegaverse. The low-ish rating is more because I am beginning to think that omegaverse isn't for me. I love why choose, so it seems like a natural evolution, but they just don't seem to work for me. Which makes me sad. For those interested, the author's writing is strong and the plotline a perfect cozy omegaverse if that is what you're looking for in your reads.
I’m sorry but you read the 1st book you’ve read the whole series… They’re basically the same story…just different names…no thought what so ever went into these stories..would have been easy to write…same STORYLINES..I must say these omega books are getting worse… Come on authors..do better..won’t be reading any from this author now I know her style…
An omega with a clipboard and organization is her middle name. I got dizzy off her zoomies lol. Three very different, very patient alphas who show her love is patient and priceless.
Cute story, likable characters, development of healthy relationships. Some parts are very repetitive. Some scenes seem anatomically unlikely for beings who can't turn their heads 360°.