They bought you to be bait. Instead, you became the one thing four broken men would burn everything down to protect. BASED ON: Feral for the Packs Omega by: Callie Clark
You haven’t seen them in years. Not properly. Not since you were kids. But when your parents arrange a month-long Christmas reunion, you find yourself sharing one Airbnb with the four Alpha boys you grew up with. West. Knox. Hayes. Wells. They were your best friends once. Now they’re four grown men you barely recognize—and suddenly, being the only Omega in the house feels a lot more complicated. Because old friendships are coming back. So are old feelings. And someone outside the house knows exactly where you are.
He hired you to keep him company. You agreed because the money was impossible to ignore. It was supposed to be simple: dinners, events, private evenings, strict boundaries, and absolutely no feelings. Unfortunately, Cassian Vey has never met anyone quite like you. You push every button he has. He enjoys every second of it. And somewhere between the arguments, late nights, ridiculous rules, and moments neither of you were supposed to care about, the arrangement starts becoming something neither of you knows how to define. Because Cassian can control a company. He can control a room. But controlling how he feels about you? That’s proving considerably harder.
He doesn't collab. Never has, never needed to — until a rising creator named Y/N starts blowing up his comments and, against his better judgment, his attention. One collab turns into a chemistry the internet won't let go of, fans dissecting every look and inside joke, and Grey slowly losing track of where the content ends and what he actually feels begins. She was supposed to be a video. Instead she's the first person he's ever wanted off camera.
Y/N came to New York’s underground fighting scene looking for the story of her career. Instead, she found The Black Crown—the city’s most secretive and dangerous fighting ring, run by two brothers who are as powerful in the boardroom as they are ruthless behind closed doors. Cassian and Ronan weren’t supposed to want her. She was a journalist, a threat, and far too curious for her own good. But the moment they see her, they know one thing: they don’t want to compete for her. They want her together. And once Y/N catches their attention, walking away from The Black Crown might be harder than getting inside.
He spent his childhood convincing her he hated her. Four years later, Graham Whitmore comes home from England and suddenly can’t stop looking at her. She was supposed to be his little sister’s annoying best friend. So why does coming home make Graham realize she’s the one person he never actually forgot? Childhood enemies. One unforgettable summer. And feelings neither of them planned for.
Two married billionaires walk into the bookstore where you work. They leave wanting you. Parker Whitmore and Hayes Calloway already have the marriage everyone else envies. They aren’t looking for someone to replace either half of it. They want you to become the third. But falling for two powerful men is one thing. Letting them into your life is another. And when someone starts targeting their empire, you discover exactly how dangerous being loved by them can become.
They were eleven when the world tore them apart. Eight years later, Y/N finally transfers to the prestigious American university where her childhood best friend has become one of the most well-known guys on campus. August remembers everything about her. She remembers enough to know she’s in trouble. Because he’s not the boy she left behind anymore. And she’s definitely not the girl he remembers. Some friendships survive distance. Some turn into something neither of you was prepared for.
Onyx Blackthorn doesn’t date Omegas. You’ve spent your entire life making sure no Alpha gets to control you. You were supposed to be nothing more than another employee. Then he discovers your secret. And suddenly, the most powerful Alpha in the city can’t seem to stay away from you. Your scent affects him. His instincts affect you. And neither of you is willing to admit what that means.
Calden Rhodes is hockey’s favorite menace. He fights. He gets penalties. He talks way too much shit and somehow looks unfairly good doing it. Then he meets Y/N at a club after a game. She doesn’t care that he’s famous. He finds that ridiculously attractive. What starts as reckless flirting quickly becomes something neither of them knows how to control—and Calden might be the most dangerous when he’s finally got something to lose.
{Y/N} thinks love is nothing but chemistry. Julian Laurent thinks she's fucking wrong. She's an emotionless Alpha who refuses to date. He's a spoiled Omega heir determined to make her crack. Unfortunately for {Y/N}, Julian has decided proving her wrong is personal. And he's very, very good at getting under her skin.
One lake house. Four guys. One secret hookup nobody else is supposed to know about. One girl who was supposed to keep her head down for the summer—and instead became the reason four best friends can’t stop looking at each other like, “Seriously? Her?”
She was supposed to photograph the band. She wasn’t supposed to fall for both of them. Y/N joins BLACKTHORN’s tour expecting arrogant rockstars, sleepless nights, and enough material for one hell of an article. Instead, she gets Holden and Reid—two reckless, tattooed assholes who couldn’t be more different and somehow both become obsessed with her. One fights everyone. The other laughs while he does it. And neither is willing to let her walk away. Three hearts. One tour. Too much gasoline and bad fucking decisions.
Her bodyguard was never her bodyguard. He was the enemy, in her house, under a fake name, for weeks — and given the choice again, he’d do it exactly the same way. Dark, chaotic, and extremely unbothered about the ethics of it.
Four brothers. One lake house. One entire summer. And one of them is definitely lying about not remembering the girl he used to watch from across a classroom in high school.
You hadn’t seen Stellan Mercer since middle school. Back then, he was the reckless older boy who taught you how to swim. Now he’s twenty-four, tattooed, reckless, and completely falling apart. You’re supposed to spend the summer together at the families’ cottage pretending that you’re still the same people that you were years ago. Instead, somewhere between midnight swims, stupid arguments, and conversations on the dock, you start seeing the boy underneath the mess. And he starts seeing you as something more than the little girl he remembers. The problem? Stellan has never been good at staying out of trouble. And you might be the first thing he’s ever wanted badly enough to change for.
He was assigned to make her fall for him — real proof, real deadline, real consequences if he fails. The problem isn’t that he’s lying to her. It’s that somewhere in the middle of it, he stopped being able to tell which parts were.
You arrive at an American university as an exchange student and unexpectedly become a part of a huge, chaotic friend group. Three very different guys fall for you almost immediately: a shameless flirt, a competitive academic, and a warm-hearted disaster. As you slowly find yourself, making friends, and building a life far from home, you have the freedom to choose one, two, or all three of them—with no jealousy, rivalry, or resentment. University was supposed to be temporary. Falling in love was not part of the plan.
You never wanted a mate. You definitely never wanted an Alpha. So when a powerful Alpha marks you during an attack, you’re certain the mark will fade. It doesn’t. Now you’re bonded to the one man you can’t stand. He says the bond doesn’t give him ownership over you. His instincts disagree. Your body reacts to him in ways you can’t explain. And the closer you get, the harder it becomes to tell where biology ends and choice begins. Because the bond may have claimed you. But it doesn’t get to decide who you love.
Y/N hasn’t been back to Camp Evergreen since she was sixteen. Five years later, she returns as a counselor for the summer, expecting nothing more than eight weeks of screaming children, lake water, campfires, and counting down the days until she can go home. Then she sees them. Asher and Callum. They’ve been best friends since they were kids, practically brothers after spending every summer of their childhood at Evergreen. Now they’re twenty-four, working as senior counselors and running half the camp between them. Everyone knows them as a package deal—where one goes, the other follows. Until Y/N comes back. Asher remembers her immediately. Callum does too. But neither of them is prepared for the fact that the little girl they remember from summers ago has grown into someone they can’t stop looking at. And the worst part? She doesn’t seem to realize what she’s doing to them.
Beckett Whitmore is a billionaire Omega CEO whose heat has lasted nearly two weeks. He's exhausted, touch-starved, and refusing to admit he needs help. So his best friend brings in an experienced Alpha: {Y/N}. She's only supposed to help him through his heat. But when Beckett starts wanting her around even after his body settles down, the arrangement becomes something neither of them expected.
My final year of university was supposed to be easy. Then my housing fell through and I ended up living with three gorgeous, infuriating fuckboys. Finn. Auden. Ryder. They’re best friends, serial heartbreakers, and absolutely unbearable. Unfortunately, they’re also starting to want me.
She was hired to take care of his son. She wasn’t supposed to become the reason the whole house started feeling like a home again — or the reason her ice-cold, walled-off boss started looking at her like he’d forgotten how to stop.
He was my brother’s best friend. Cold. Controlled. Completely impossible. I was supposed to stay away from him. Instead, I moved into his orbit, stole his hoodies, challenged every rule he made, and accidentally became the one person he couldn’t keep at a distance. But Soren Vale is hiding something. And the deeper we fall for each other, the more I realize the secrets he’s uncovering about my family might be connected to memories I’ve spent my entire life trying to forget. He was supposed to protect me from the past. I never expected him to become part of it.
Two men who’ve spent their lives destroying each other agree on exactly one thing: she’s not leaving either of them. Dark, obsessive, a little unhinged — this is not a slow road to redemption. This is two rivals deciding possession looks better as a partnership.