Hot Knot Summer

Whispering Grove, Book 2

By: Harley Knight

Narrated by: Luci Christian, Lucas Dixon

I came here to hide from heartbreak. Not fall straight into it again, times three.

One cheating ex, a million shattered promises, and a heat that decided to crash down weeks early. So yeah, I'm not exactly thriving.

My only plan? Hide out in a remote cabin, write my next book, and avoid Alphas forever.

Instead…

Boom. Fire. Cabin gone.

No explanation. No warning. Just smoke, ash, and the sinking feeling that maybe it wasn't an accident.

Enter three local firefighters who are way too hot, way too kind, and way too Alpha.

Atlas. River. Levi.

They offer me a place to stay. I should say no.

But with no other options, I'm stuck in their mountain home with questions burning hotter than my heat.

I don't know if I can trust them.

I don't know if the fire was an accident.

And I definitely don't know what scares me more… who lit the match, or what's about to ignite between us.

A standalone RH Omegaverse romance with three protective Alphas, one determined Omega, and a fire hot enough to melt every wall she's built. If you love steamy small-town chaos, primal heat, and the kind of chemistry that fogs up cabin windows, this one's for you.

©2025 Harley Knight (P)2025 Podium Audio

Loved it

I need more in this series and Emma’s books as well. Loved it. Better than the 1st

Omega Verse Summer

This book was a roller coaster of emotions. The FNC was dumped and kicked out of her home. Going on a trip that was supposed to be a getaway between her boyfriend and the FMC is now a solo trip. There on the trip the rental that she had booked gets burned to a crisp. Leading the FMC to meet three hot alpha firefighters. With nowhere to book a rental due to the summer festival that’s going on. As well as an investigation due to the fire the FMC has no other choice but to take the offer the 3 MMC’s in a place to stay at their cabin.
This book was narrated beautifully by the two narrators. They did an amazing job bringing to life each characters in this book.

Get to the point

I’m sorry, but why is there so much filler in this story? It’s was horribly frustrating… like getting to the point instead of rambling on with abundant adjectives and flowery descriptive sentences is highly recommended. I get setting the mood, but the mood was fully ruined by overdoing it. It made me hate the characters I was supposed to love.