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Wolfheart Saga #2
Knot in the Specs: A MM Omegaverse Portal Fantasy Romance with Fated Mates, Wolf Shifter Prince and Game Designer Hero
He patched a kingdom by accident. The next one is going to canonize him whether he likes it or not.
Three months south of the keep that almost killed him, Elliot Ravensong Mercer is walked into the white marble cathedral of Silverhold on the arm of his four-hundred-and-twenty-seven-year-old wolf prince. The bond rune at his nape hums a quiet satisfied note. The southern crown watches the foreign omega with the suspicion of a court that has never had to share its altar. Behind a closed dressing-room door, his best friend is christening him Holy Bitch for the rest of his natural life.
The ceremony is at noon. The wreath is heavy. The robe has seven layers.
Crown Prince Alaric sits in the front row with a smile pinned to his face by political will. High Priest Valerius is, on the formal record, scrubbing flagstones in a monastery the size of a tool shed.
And six city blocks below the cathedral, in a vault the Order of the Moon has spent three centuries pretending does not exist, an unfinished prayer-pipe is leaking the same Dark Healer miasma Elliot once absorbed in a Bloodfang sewer.
The pipe knows his name now. It has been waiting for the Ravensong heir for three hundred years.
Elliot has a problem. The system that brought him through the screen back in Seattle has gone blank for the first time in eight months. The robe is doing something to his mana core. He files it under costume debuff. Under memory leak.
On the altar, in front of three thousand southern faithful, the variable is going to faceplant him onto the marble. And on the cathedral floor, a four-century alpha is going to forget every rule of southern etiquette and come up the dais at a dead run.
Inside this book:
Southern court intrigue — white marble, perfumed daises, one Crown Prince who lost the round of his life
A permanent anchor vow — sealed in a royal bath in steam and silver firelight
High heat — a greenhouse confessional, a royal bathhouse, a knife held by a wolf prince inspecting a closed vestment
A Heretic-tier antagonist — the Dark Healer ecosystem from Book One did not go home
Field-medic command — Elliot calling triage from the cathedral stair mid-breach
Fated mates, bonding bite, twins — the rune was carved before he was born
A Holy Bitch is canonized — three thousand faithful, a moonstone wreath, one blonde best friend in violet brocade
Body horror and ritual violence — a miasma seal cracked beneath the temple, a faceless Heretic in a cowl
Game-design as a love language — patch notes, diagnostic prompts, one Y to confirm that ends a southern catastrophe
A twin pregnancy reveal on the last page — half Ravensong, half Wolfheart
A wolf inside a cathedral — Book Two ends with a four-century alpha on his knees and a howl the dome was not built to hold
For readers who love:
True fated mates who fight, fail, and lock in for the long haul
A cinnamon-roll omega who debugs a kingdom like a patch ticket
A four-century alpha who has not laughed since his grandfather's reign
Court intrigue in the vein of high-fantasy palace drama
A three-book HEA arc already in motion
Wolfheart Saga reading order:
Book One — Knot in the Specs
Book Two — Revised Edition (you are here)
Book Three — coming soon
Reader advisory: Intended for readers 18 and older. Contains on-page sexual content, strong language, and mature themes including knotting, fated mates, bonding bites, dub-con biological pull, court harassment, ritual violence, body horror, miasma corruption, graphic combat, mpreg, and alpha-omega bond dynamics. Please read responsibly.
Three months south of the keep that almost killed him, Elliot Ravensong Mercer is walked into the white marble cathedral of Silverhold on the arm of his four-hundred-and-twenty-seven-year-old wolf prince. The bond rune at his nape hums a quiet satisfied note. The southern crown watches the foreign omega with the suspicion of a court that has never had to share its altar. Behind a closed dressing-room door, his best friend is christening him Holy Bitch for the rest of his natural life.
The ceremony is at noon. The wreath is heavy. The robe has seven layers.
Crown Prince Alaric sits in the front row with a smile pinned to his face by political will. High Priest Valerius is, on the formal record, scrubbing flagstones in a monastery the size of a tool shed.
And six city blocks below the cathedral, in a vault the Order of the Moon has spent three centuries pretending does not exist, an unfinished prayer-pipe is leaking the same Dark Healer miasma Elliot once absorbed in a Bloodfang sewer.
The pipe knows his name now. It has been waiting for the Ravensong heir for three hundred years.
Elliot has a problem. The system that brought him through the screen back in Seattle has gone blank for the first time in eight months. The robe is doing something to his mana core. He files it under costume debuff. Under memory leak.
On the altar, in front of three thousand southern faithful, the variable is going to faceplant him onto the marble. And on the cathedral floor, a four-century alpha is going to forget every rule of southern etiquette and come up the dais at a dead run.
Inside this book:
Southern court intrigue — white marble, perfumed daises, one Crown Prince who lost the round of his life
A permanent anchor vow — sealed in a royal bath in steam and silver firelight
High heat — a greenhouse confessional, a royal bathhouse, a knife held by a wolf prince inspecting a closed vestment
A Heretic-tier antagonist — the Dark Healer ecosystem from Book One did not go home
Field-medic command — Elliot calling triage from the cathedral stair mid-breach
Fated mates, bonding bite, twins — the rune was carved before he was born
A Holy Bitch is canonized — three thousand faithful, a moonstone wreath, one blonde best friend in violet brocade
Body horror and ritual violence — a miasma seal cracked beneath the temple, a faceless Heretic in a cowl
Game-design as a love language — patch notes, diagnostic prompts, one Y to confirm that ends a southern catastrophe
A twin pregnancy reveal on the last page — half Ravensong, half Wolfheart
A wolf inside a cathedral — Book Two ends with a four-century alpha on his knees and a howl the dome was not built to hold
For readers who love:
True fated mates who fight, fail, and lock in for the long haul
A cinnamon-roll omega who debugs a kingdom like a patch ticket
A four-century alpha who has not laughed since his grandfather's reign
Court intrigue in the vein of high-fantasy palace drama
A three-book HEA arc already in motion
Wolfheart Saga reading order:
Book One — Knot in the Specs
Book Two — Revised Edition (you are here)
Book Three — coming soon
Reader advisory: Intended for readers 18 and older. Contains on-page sexual content, strong language, and mature themes including knotting, fated mates, bonding bites, dub-con biological pull, court harassment, ritual violence, body horror, miasma corruption, graphic combat, mpreg, and alpha-omega bond dynamics. Please read responsibly.
- GenresOmegaverseFantasyGay
320 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 16, 2026
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
October 15, 2026
good but…..
I actually really enjoyed the first two books in this series. The pacing is good. The humor is good. But the 🌶️🌶️ is a bit repetitive. Characters in the world seem to be using words they shouldn’t understand. And there is a style of description that is used over and over. Time inconsistency between book 1 and 2. POV changes that are hard to follow. For this reason, I can only give this three stars. The issues could be attributed to lack of an editor. Or ‘something’ else. I’ve seen comments on book 3 that have me concerned.
I actually really enjoyed the first two books in this series. The pacing is good. The humor is good. But the 🌶️🌶️ is a bit repetitive. Characters in the world seem to be using words they shouldn’t understand. And there is a style of description that is used over and over. Time inconsistency between book 1 and 2. POV changes that are hard to follow. For this reason, I can only give this three stars. The issues could be attributed to lack of an editor. Or ‘something’ else. I’ve seen comments on book 3 that have me concerned.
July 27, 2026
Knot in the Specs
Loved it. The details regarding the background and how they impact the present lives of the characters kept the storyline interesting and so much fun. The spicy scenes were definitely hot!
Loved it. The details regarding the background and how they impact the present lives of the characters kept the storyline interesting and so much fun. The spicy scenes were definitely hot!
August 7, 2026
I just can’t deal anymore with the weird dialogue. Fen shouldn’t be able to talk the way he does. And Elliot’s weird techno talk while they’re getting busy is just not for me.
August 18, 2026
When people think using AI makes you an author
October 1, 2026
surprisingly lovely
I absolutely adore the witty banter between these two. Can’t wait for the next book to drop. Thank you creator.
I absolutely adore the witty banter between these two. Can’t wait for the next book to drop. Thank you creator.
July 12, 2026
5 Star - Couldn't put this book down. Its stay up late reading and be late to work good.
4 Stars - Couldn't put this book down but I still got a goodnights sleep
3 Stars - An enjoyable read that took me a few days to a week to finish
2 Stars - An okay book that I struggled to get through in places - next book is still on my TBR list
1 Stars - DNF
4 Stars - Couldn't put this book down but I still got a goodnights sleep
3 Stars - An enjoyable read that took me a few days to a week to finish
2 Stars - An okay book that I struggled to get through in places - next book is still on my TBR list
1 Stars - DNF
May 24, 2026
Given the speed that this person is churning books out I think it’s safe to say that they are AI
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