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The Omega in Their Locker Room: A MM Omegaverse reverse harem Hockey Romance

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I was never supposed to step inside their locker room.

As an omega recovery specialist, I was hired to fix the Northlake Ravens before their season collapsed. I knew the rules. Keep my distance. Document everything. Never become the story.

But Maddox Kane, the ice-cold captain, watches me like I am the one thing he cannot control. Luka Morozov, the brutal enforcer, wants to protect me even when his hands are the danger. And Soren Hale, the quiet goalie, sees every crack I try to hide.

I came here to save my career.

I did not expect three men to become my forbidden place to fall.

Now the cameras are watching, the league is circling, and one wrong touch could turn me into another scandal. But behind that locked locker-room door, I am about to discover something more dangerous than desire.

A pack that chooses me.

If you love emotional M/M omegaverse romance with forbidden locker-room tension, protective hockey men, public scandal, slow-burn trust, and a deeply earned reverse-harem HEA, step inside.

The door is open.

222 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2026

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July 5, 2026
Why do these omegaverse books exist where nothing remotely adjacent to the good omegaverse smut happens? Why even bother making it omegaverse?
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August 23, 2026
DNF’d

The concept was good and intriguing, and I really wanted to like it. However, the flow of the writing was bad - not like AI bad; more like, maybe-English-isn’t-the-authors-first-language bad. And then after a while, there started to be small story inconsistencies.
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