An Accidental Nest

A Tying the Knot Standalone

De: Letty Frame

Narrado por: Artemis Jones, Benjamin Crow

A surprise heat shouldn't lead to two little pink lines…

As a successful Omega, I take pride in my work. With my upcoming heat edging closer, I had everything organised. Well, I did—until a company restructure sends me scrambling at the last minute, and fate lands me in the hands of Uri Rothschild, our COO… and my new scent match.

One scorching moment, one unexpected heat flare-up, and now I'm pregnant—with my boss's baby.

Before I can even tell Uri the news, Opus Media's Chief Security Officer, Sterling Carter, intercepts me, assuming I have ulterior motives. Turns out, he's one of my new mates too… along with Paxton, the CEO, and Oscar, the CFO.

Four powerful men, all driven by the instinct to protect me and our baby, could unravel everything I've worked for. They want to build a future together, but I've spent my entire life proving I'm more than just my Omega instincts.

They're willing to give me everything—but can I let go of the life I built to embrace the one created by our Accidental Nest?

An Accidental Nest is a sweet standalone, reverse harem omegaverse romance packed with possessive Alphas, a strong-willed Omega, and a Beta who refuses to be overlooked. There are no cliffhangers, no unanswered questions—just a happily ever after for Emmeline and her men!

You can expect: growly, overprotective Alphas who will do anything for their pregnant mate; a determined Omega balancing her career, independence, and unexpected motherhood; an uptight Beta trying (and failing) to keep the chaos under control; soft moments, swoon-worthy bonding, and a pack willing to fight for their future.

If you love fated mates, protective instincts, and found family with a touch of corporate drama, this is the book for you.

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low spice and annoying pack

This might be the least sexy Omegaverse book I've read. The pack starts by treating the Omega badly. I usually stop reading at that point, but kept going. Then there are 20 or 30 chapters of pure tortured, poorly written angst. very little spice. Also, the English narrator pronounces Beta as Beat-ah. really annoying. DNF

Description was better than the book!

Based on the description I couldn't wait to get this book. The FMC was very self loathing and the self dialogue went on to the point when the other character spoke you lost track of what the conversation was. The story plot has more to be desire and after a few hours of listening to the book I had to stop and get another book as I was frustrated with the characters and story.