Eden North has everything she never even knew to want.
Safely tucked away into her cottage in the woods with her three mates, she has never been safer. Her first Christmas with her pack should be a special memory, full of cozy drinks by the fireplace, decorating the tree, and heart warming moments with their families, right? Luke has shown her all the Christmas movies so she knows exactly how this is supposed to go.
Usually the Christmas movies don’t include their mate’s sister giving them laryngitis and their course of antibiotics interfering with the affects of their heat suppressants,...
Eden North has everything she never even knew to want.
Safely tucked away into her cottage in the woods with her three mates, she has never been safer. Her first Christmas with her pack should be a special memory, full of cozy drinks by the fireplace, decorating the tree, and heart warming moments with their families, right? Luke has shown her all the Christmas movies so she knows exactly how this is supposed to go.
Usually the Christmas movies don’t include their mate’s sister giving them laryngitis and their course of antibiotics interfering with the affects of their heat suppressants, though. No, she didn’t read the fine print. Yes, Eden has wondered if this is simply a biological warfare tactic on the part of her mother-in-law, who, coincidentally, hates her guts, despite Tenor’s assurances that she’ll come around.
Now Eden is having heat spikes again, trapped in a cottage in the woods with a bunch of growly mates who keep talking about breeding her, that Christmas tree has been looking at her funny, and Julius keeps threatening to burn it.
Christmas Heat is a sequel novella to Hangman’s Knot. It can be read on its own, but would be best enjoyed after Hangman’s Knot. It is a short, spicy, and cozy glimpse into Eden, Luke, Tenor, and Julius’ HEA.
