Knot Yours Yet

A Packs of Honeysuckle Grove Standalone

By: Nora Quinn

Narrated by: Andria Mae, Mark Harrietha

Lo Marsh has a problem. Actually four problems. Beck, Ford, and Hayes… plus a panic inducing family scandal in her hometown.

Her plan is simple: sneak into town, hide, lay low, and leave before anyone realizes she's here. Instead she crashes straight into the town's biggest parade float. ooops!

Now everyone knows she's back. Including the men she never stopped loving—and never thought she deserved.

Beck, the Alpha fire captain who once held her heart in steady hands.

Ford, the quiet carpenter whose Alpha scent never stopped pulling her closer.

Hayes, her soft-spoken Beta best friend who never stopped waiting.

The whole town remembers the scandal. The embarrassment. The betrayal. But these men remember her—brave, reckless, loud-hearted Lo—and they aren't willing to let her disappear again.

As old wounds reopen and danger closes in, Lo must decide whether running is survival… or whether she finally deserves love, safety, and a pack of her own.

This book and all of the Honeysuckle Grove series is a standalone MFMM why-choose omegaverse romance. You should expect knotting, heats, irresistible alphas, steamy spice, and cozy small-town vibes. There is no shifting. No choosing. But everyone gets an HEA!.

©2025 by Nora Quinn (P)2026 Podium Audio

Could have been great…

The male narrator reads without any emotion and sounds like a young high schooler (no offense to high schoolers). Very, very hard to find the MMCs sexy because the voice sounds like someone doing a stereotypical Canadian accent. I can appreciate he attempts different voices for each MMC, but it’s just higher male voices. The female narrator is a lot better (though she can’t do male voices)— at least she reads with emotions. I’d rather listen to her read this entire story than the male narrator (who was very cringey during the sexy scenes).
As far as the story, I really didn’t understand why the townspeople hated Lo so much when she warned them and they didn’t believe her (and then they never pressed charges against her parents?!).
Lo has a lot of things going on, so you can understand why she is struggled with coming back and what to do. I feel like it would have been a stronger story if she was reluctant to join the MMCs because of trust issues more than because she worried about the their reputations.
I would probably give this 2 more stars if the male narrator was decent— but he made it hard to listen to. Once again, I find myself wishing that Audible let me rate narrators so I can remember who I do/don’t like.