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Wolf It Down, Knot Me Up

(2026)
(A book in the Once Upon a Knot series)
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My grandma’s lodge comes with two rules: Don’t trust the woods. And definitely don’t go in alone.

When she gets sick and I’m the only Omega left to run Crimson Pine Lodge, I expect busted pipes, cranky campers, and maybe a raccoon with a death wish.

I don’t expect my grandma to arrange a guide to meet me at a dive bar like I’m the final girl in some dark fairy tale.

He’s smug and insistent that we walk because the roads are blocked. Except the farther we travel, the more it feels like this isn’t the way to Grandma’s house.

Then a stranger steps out of the shadows, and everything goes sideways.

I try to help, to fight, but the stranger struggles against me, and his teeth sink into my arm. Accidentally. But it binds us anyway.

When I wake up in an infirmary, I discover that the roads were never blocked, and I’m taken to the lodge. Only to find three distractingly gorgeous Alphas under my roof, and one is the stranger who marked me.

But this lodge isn’t for outdoor enthusiasts.

It’s a halfway house for ex-cons.

And I’m a single Omega stuck out here with three Alphas.

Though, I’m not sure if I’m their warden.

Or their prize.

This is a standalone contemporary romance. It's part of the Once Upon a Knot series, a multi-author fairy tale omegaverse series.

Tropes:

  • Forced proximity

    Small-town secrets

    Convicts

    Protective vibes

    Who did this to you?

    Sassy heroine, sharp banter

    Little Red Riding Hood vibes (no wolves)

    Why choose and found family

    Contemporary romance


    Genre: Romance

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