The Blurb

Emily has had one lousy heat after another and is finally ready to break that cycle of hope and disappointment. When she goes to the nearby free-use clinic, she’s not sure what to expect. Breeding waivers, group activities, and restraints? Maybe this is all she’s destined for. What pack wants a thirty-six year old omega who might be past her breeding prime?

But then she meets her handsome heat minder, Sam. Young, flirty, and fun, the beta makes her feel a spark of something more. In the treatment room, her worries fade as her temperature climbs. There’s no faces, no names, just heavenly relief. Until an alpha named Marcus walks in and changes everything.

Marcus and his bonded beta Tom have been relentlessly sniffing out the rest of their pack for all their adult lives. It’s been a long and disappointing journey, but finally, there’s hope they haven’t missed their chance.

One thing’s for certain, this little omega and beta smell like pack. But how do they convince them of that? Because this omega thinks she’s too old and this beta thinks he’s not destined for forever. Their pack isn’t going to make it easy to woo them.


And woo they do. In bed, in the car, in public. Marcus and Tom are determined to show their new packmates how much they’re loved and wanted, body and soul, no matter how many times they have to pound that lesson home.


Can this pack put their doubts and fears aside to accept their happily ever after, or will old insecurities creep in and threaten what bliss they’ve built?

Content Guide

Heat Clinic is a character driven cozy and steamy contemporary why choose MMMF omegaverse romance that contains mature themes of: adoption (brief mention), age gap, anal training, babies (bonus epilogue), breastfeeding (bonus epilogue), BDSM, birth control, blood, bondage, brat taming, breeding, claiming bites, deceased parents, degradation play (very mild), dogging, domestic discipline, DP/DVP/TP, erotic photography, exhibitionism, face fucking, fetish gear, free use sex, gags, glory holes, infertility (brief mention), narcissistic mother, praise kink, pregnancy (bonus epilogue), public sex, spanking, and toxic family dynamics. Heat Clinic was written to be the best of both worlds for readers who enjoy the fun of breeding without the pregnancy/babies and those who like it all. For readers who prefer not to read about pregnancy or babies, the bonus epilogue can be skipped.