Books from Crow Harbor
Cozy coastal omegaverse romances filled with found family, small-town meddling, a touch of magic, and happily-ever-afters worth coming home to.
Knot in Deep Water
Crow Harbor: Book Two
A Cozy, Coastal Omegaverse Romance
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She came to Crow Harbor for research. She wasn’t supposed to become the center of an established alpha pack.
Shiloh Vargas has a plan—and three very distracting reasons to ruin it.
Rhys retrieves what the sea takes.
Hudson brings people home.
Max preserves what matters.
Together, they’re the Tideglass Pack: established, devoted, and very much not looking to be completed, which is exactly why Shiloh thinks falling for them can stay casual. Then her apartment becomes unlivable. She moves into Tideglass Cove. The kisses get harder to explain. The line between guest and home begins to blur.
And when a dangerous salvage recovery goes wrong, Shiloh finds herself fighting to survive with everything Rhys taught her, while three alphas discover just how far they’ll go to get her back.
The problem is, surviving the ocean is easier than admitting what she wants. Because the future Shiloh planned is calling from Finland. And the life she never expected is waiting for her in Crow Harbor.
Knot in Deep Water is a cozy, emotional why-choose Omegaverse romance with an established pack, forced proximity, protective alphas, maritime danger, found family, and a heroine who has to decide whether being deeply wanted is reason enough to stay.
Knot Leaving Crow Harbor
Crow Harbor: Book One
A Cozy, Coastal Omegaverse Romance
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Juniper Jensen wasn't planning to start over. She definitely wasn't planning to do it in Crow Harbor, Maine.
But after losing her copywriting job, twenty-six-year-old omega Juni is running low on options when her great-aunt Maeve makes her an offer she can't refuse. Maeve has fallen in love, is moving to Greece, and needs someone to take over the quirky little shop Juni remembers from childhood.
The deal is simple: run it for six months. Then Juni can keep it or sell it and move on.
Unfortunately, Crow Harbor isn't quite the place she remembers. The shop is struggling, the locals aren't convinced Maeve's sunshine-bright great-niece is here to stay, and Nolan Pike, Maeve's gruff carpenter and longtime handyman, seems personally offended by every change Juni makes. The brooding Alpha doesn't trust her with Maeve's shop, her traditions, or even his favorite cup of mint tea.
The feeling is mutual.
Juni learned a long time ago that some Alphas see a sunny omega and mistake softness for surrender. She has no intention of making herself smaller for anyone, and she'd happily tell Nolan exactly where he can put his tea if his maddening scent didn't keep doing equally maddening things to hers.
Then she meets Beckett Shaw, a shamelessly charming Alpha and lobster boat captain with a fleet of his own, and Calder Thorne, Crow Harbor's devastatingly proper Alpha harbor master. One makes flirting impossible to resist. The other can turn "Miss Jensen" into something that ought to be illegal.
There's just one small problem.
They're Nolan's pack.
And the longer Juni stays in Crow Harbor, the harder it becomes to ignore the pull between them.
As six months begins to feel less like an escape and more like a life she might actually want, Juni finds herself fighting for Maeve's shop, her place in Crow Harbor, and the sunshine she's spent years refusing to let anyone take from her.
Because Juni may be an omega, but she isn't looking for three Alphas to save her.
Falling for them, however?
That might be harder to avoid.
And leaving Crow Harbor might be hardest of all.