60,038 Words

Six words. Stop. Less. Good. More. Yes. No. Adeline knows how to manage other people’s needs. As personal assistant to an Oscar-winning omega actress, she keeps disasters contained, schedules perfect, and everyone else safely held together. Her own heat? Her own body? Her own wants? Those can wait. They’ve been waiting for seventeen months. Then one night out collides with Pack Xerxes: five devastatingly competent men with the exact skill set Adeline has spent her career trusting from a distance. They’re elite heat support professionals. Discreet. Ethical. Experienced. Very, very good at caring for omegas in vulnerable moments. They’re also the pack she’s just hired to help her best friend through her upcoming heat. Which means wanting them is a terrible idea. Which means scent-matching the whole pack is catastrophic. What starts as one impossible night becomes something far more dangerous: a pack who make her feel safe enough to ask for what she wants, a bond that starts to feel like home, and the terrifying possibility that care was never supposed to stop at professionalism. But Pack Xerxes have rules for a reason. They don’t claim clients. They don’t cross lines they can’t uncross. And if Adeline lets herself reach for more than one night, she could cost all of them everything they’ve built. Or, just maybe, make room for something else worth creating. Heatseekers: Knot Just Six is an ultra-explicit adult omegaverse why-choose romance for readers who want heat, knotting, nesting, scent matching, possessive devotion, MM within the pack, and a strong emotional arc built on consent, caretaking, and hurt/comfort. This is not a dark bully romance. It is for readers who like competent men weaponised for good, a heroine who is much better at looking after everyone else than being looked after herself, and a pack romance where the question isn’t just who wants her, but who supports the supporters.