Meet Ivy and the Arco Pack in this cozy, romantic, why-choose omegaverse full of laughter, longing, and lots of pointe shoes. 

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Here I was in a new city, sitting on the cold marley dance floor, about to start my first day at Arco Ballet Company. My nerves were doing pirouettes in my stomach, but this job would be my ticket to better companies.

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The Arco pack was searching for their fated omega ballerina, but I didn’t care about alphas, omegas, or the Arco Pack’s ridiculous goal. I just wanted to dance, build my résumé, and move on. Simple.

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Then I met my new Artistic Director, Demetrius Ivan. He smelled deliciously impossible to ignore. His whole pack did. But I’d been designated a beta my entire life, so when he called me an omega, I thought he was joking.

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And when he told me I was their scent-match? Let’s just say my carefully choreographed plans unraveled fast.

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Now I’m caught between ambition and instinct, career and craving—and four alphas who make it very, very hard to stay professional.

They’re a charmingly sexy pack... and apparently, I’m their omega.

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Content Notes for Books 1 and 2: Bullying (outside the pack), bi-awakening in book 2.

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Follow Katie Raven through her story of self-discovery with her four suitors- Bear, Owen, Max, and Greg in this playful contemporary reverse-harem, why-choose book story! This story is part one of a two part duology.

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As the youngest principal of Barryview Charter High School, Katie Raven had perfected her life down to a tee. She had a thriving career, an immaculate routine, and absolutely no drama whatsoever.​

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So when an online fan club starts obsessing over her, Katie does what any rational woman would do—she drunkenly tells off her fans. Problem solved.

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One sarcastic post was supposed to shut it all down. Instead, it ignited a level of attention both professionally and privately that Katie never asked for.

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Enter Greg, Owen, Bear, and Max. As her carefully controlled world begins to crack, four very different men she'd been completely oblivious to step into her circle. Each offers something she didn’t realize she’d been missing, and together, they force Katie to confront a dangerous question:

Whose definition of perfect was she reaching for?​

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