She inherited a farm she'd never seen. She did not plan on the three alphas who came with it.
Flora Bennett keeps herself tidy. Suppressants on schedule, feelings on a short leash, a tidy city life and a careful distance from anyone who might want too much of her.
Then her mother dies — with a last text left unanswered — and leaves her a secret: fifteen acres of flower farm, bought quietly in both their names, full of seed catalogues in her mother's hand and a future Flora was always meant to share.
She tells herself she'll fix it up, sell it, and go home.
She doesn't account for the half-feral cat who claims the greenhouse. Or the seventeen rows of seedlings that need her. Or the three alphas who keep turning up at her gate like they've been waiting all along...
Wes, the neighbouring farmer who says almost nothing and means every word.
Jasper, the beekeeper who shows up with honey, bread, and a grin that won't quit.
Everett, the steady-handed vet whose certainty feels like somewhere to finally set everything down.
Millhaven Crossing wants to keep her. So, it turns out, do they — not instead of each other, but together, the way a pack is meant to fit. All Flora has to do is the hardest thing she's ever tried: let herself be wanted. Let herself stay. Let herself want the whole of it back.
A cozy, slow-burn, why-choose omegaverse romance about grief and growing things, found family, and learning — the hard way, with dirt under your nails — that the size of what you want is nothing to be afraid of.
Standalone · Guaranteed HEA · One omega, three alphas · Slow burn with explicit heat · cottagecore comfort with found family
Flora Bennett keeps herself tidy. Suppressants on schedule, feelings on a short leash, a tidy city life and a careful distance from anyone who might want too much of her.
Then her mother dies — with a last text left unanswered — and leaves her a secret: fifteen acres of flower farm, bought quietly in both their names, full of seed catalogues in her mother's hand and a future Flora was always meant to share.
She tells herself she'll fix it up, sell it, and go home.
She doesn't account for the half-feral cat who claims the greenhouse. Or the seventeen rows of seedlings that need her. Or the three alphas who keep turning up at her gate like they've been waiting all along...
Wes, the neighbouring farmer who says almost nothing and means every word.
Jasper, the beekeeper who shows up with honey, bread, and a grin that won't quit.
Everett, the steady-handed vet whose certainty feels like somewhere to finally set everything down.
Millhaven Crossing wants to keep her. So, it turns out, do they — not instead of each other, but together, the way a pack is meant to fit. All Flora has to do is the hardest thing she's ever tried: let herself be wanted. Let herself stay. Let herself want the whole of it back.
A cozy, slow-burn, why-choose omegaverse romance about grief and growing things, found family, and learning — the hard way, with dirt under your nails — that the size of what you want is nothing to be afraid of.
Standalone · Guaranteed HEA · One omega, three alphas · Slow burn with explicit heat · cottagecore comfort with found family
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