Aimee Saunders is a sharp-tongued, emotionally unavailable omega who’s over the whole “fated mate” fantasy. After being ghosted by Wesley Knight　the infuriatingly dominant alpha who once had her heart (and then vanished without a trace)　she’s not just skeptical of scent-matching tech, she’s out for revenge.

The assignment was simple: join a scent-matching app, get paired with a pack, and prove it’s all BS. But when the app pairs her back with Wes and his two absurdly hot packmates, she does what any mature, well-adjusted adult would do:

Moves into the pack-house, takes over, wraps the other two around her little finger

And watches,...

Aimee Saunders is a sharp-tongued, emotionally unavailable omega who’s over the whole “fated mate” fantasy. After being ghosted by Wesley Knight　the infuriatingly dominant alpha who once had her heart (and then vanished without a trace)　she’s not just skeptical of scent-matching tech, she’s out for revenge.

The assignment was simple: join a scent-matching app, get paired with a pack, and prove it’s all BS. But when the app pairs her back with Wes and his two absurdly hot packmates, she does what any mature, well-adjusted adult would do:

Moves into the pack-house, takes over, wraps the other two around her little finger

And watches, gleefully, as Wes spirals.

It’s fun. It’s petty. It’s kind of brilliant.

Until it’s not.

Because somewhere between fake-dating, heat spirals, and very real knots, Aimee catches feelings. For all of them.

And when the pack finds her secret article　y’know, the one detailing her plan to manipulate them and destroy scent-matching from the inside out?

Yeah. That goes down really well.

Turns out the real scam wasn’t the app: it was thinking she could move into a house full of alphas, wreck their lives for journalism, and walk away with her heart unscathed.

Hilarious, hot, and packed with biting (in every sense), How to Lose a Pack in 10 Dates is a spicy omegaverse rom-com featuring an unhinged revenge plan, one chaotic omega, three doomed alphas, and a pack-sized happily ever after.