One scarred uber alpha under house arrest, one groundskeeper beta that's way too easy on the eyes, and one omega pawn who finds herself in the middle.
To the world, twenty-five-year-old Kayla Prim is a beta - on the smaller side, but still a beta. It's been just her and her brother for years. Going along with his schemes, barely surviving in this world; she's done everything she could to avoid his rage and keep them both out of trouble... even if it means starving her inner omega so she doesn't experience a heat.
When she somehow lands a job as Bradford Bentley's
An omega intent on not matching with anyone. One stubborn scent match and two ridiculously attractive alphas later... everything she thought she wanted might just go up in flames.
Jessica Dryers is the last Dryers. Ten years ago the car crash that killed her parents also left her broken. She's an omega that can't smell a thing, and no amount of doctors or medications can fix her. Her cold-hearted guardian, her aunt, is desperate to match her off to any pack that'll take her before her twenty-first birthday, but what pack of alphas would ever want a broken omega like her?
With her first heat coming up, the last thing Jess wants is a match with a pack. Her reluctance is set in stone when she discovers her parents' secret will, and the clause in it her aunt has kept from her all these years.
If she remains unmatched through her first heat, the entire fortune her family left will revert to her. She wouldn't have a need for a guardian, nor would she need anyone.
But in order to get through her first heat alone, Jess knows she'll need help, so she reaches out to the boy she used to be friends with before that fateful accident all those years ago: Asher, who's grown up into a kind alpha who makes it clear he's more than willing to bend over backwards for her. His family has a cabin in the mountains, far away from the city, where she can bunker down and get through her heat.
What neither of them expect to find is Asher's older brother, Mason, has already claimed the cabin as his own personal retreat - and he's not too thrilled with their presence. He immediately makes it clear he wants to be alone, much like Jess.
Asher's moody brother isn't the only unexpected variable in this equation, though. A privately-contracted alpha through Alabaster Security is on her tail, and he's unfortunately great at his job... Oh, and it turns out he's the alpha she can't stop thinking about ever since meeting him at the Omega Garden's last matching ceremony.
It's not long before things get complicated and feelings start to develop. When the chips fall and Jess is faced with the truth, can she ever accept the fact that these alphas might just complete her?
Can a broken omega learn not only to love herself, but to accept love when it's given?
personal assistant, she thinks she has it made. A good paycheck could help her and her brother get out of the slums, only nothing in that house is what it seems. Her new boss? Under house arrest for kidnapping.
Bradford makes it clear he doesn't want her around, but the new groundskeeper, an attractive, surprisingly well-muscled beta named Hayden, is all smiles when it comes to her. It might be difficult, but Kayla is determined to make it work.
Soon she discovers she's not the only one keeping secrets. Both Bradford and Hayden are anything but open books, though she's the last person who should judge them.
It doesn't take long for her to start having headaches and other mishaps, and even Bradford starts to show emotion when it comes to her. Continued starvation isn't easy on the body, especially when she's surrounded by two men who make her feel things she's never felt before.
That inner omega she thought was dead? Very much alive and ready to be claimed.
Eventually things come to a head, and when everything hits the fan, can Kayla swallow her pride and let the mismatched pair of men prove themselves to her?
She's used to being a pawn, but falling in love and winning the game for herself and the two men who've somehow claimed her heart? It'll be anything but easy.
