Trapped on her own during lockdown, Maya begins to fall for her boss and director of the company, Max Harrison. Tall, broad and strong with strikingly blue eyes; all her Omega senses tell her he must be an Alpha. Their meetings may be virtual but they are the most real thing in Maya’s life right now and she suspects he may feel the same way too. But when her heat strikes, the stakes between them rise and their reckless and passionate actions endanger both their professional careers and their hearts. Can Maya and Max find a way through lockdown and their crippling doubts to be with each other? A soft and steamy non-shifter omegaverse romance with a happy ending. This is a stand alone novella from Hannah Haze’s Heat series—soft m/f omegaverse stories set in our world.

English Omega Hope can’t stand American Alpha Mason. He’s spoiled, stuck-up and aloof plus he obviously thinks she’s opinionated and mouthy, right? When he’s not actively avoiding her, then he’s sniping and rude—and she gives just as good as she gets. He’s infuriating! Too bad he looks and smells as good as he does. But then a forgotten pack of heat suppressants leads to surprising revelations on a weekend away with college friends. Trapped together in a mountain cabin with the heat running high, will Hope and Mason be able to resist one another, and will Hope’s heart be tested? A soft and steamy non-shifter omegaverse short read with happy ending. This is a stand alone story from Hannah Haze’s Heat series—soft mf omegaverse stories set in our world.

What smells better than Christmas? The mystery Omega. Joe smells her everywhere. Now he can finally track her down. But will meeting the woman whose mesmerising scent has been driving him wild turn out to be the perfect Christmas miracle? Or a nightmare before Christmas? \\\* A soft and steamy non-shifter omegaverse romance with happy ending. This is a standalone novella from Hannah Haze’s Heat series - soft m/f omegaverse stories set in our world.

Avoid Trouble. Trouble like Noah Wood. Cora hates Alphas—they're arrogant, obnoxious and, in her experience, dangerous. She's worked hard to leave her troubled past behind her and make it to university where she's steering clear of them, even if her body makes her weak and needy for one—and one in particular. After all, Noah may look good, but he's everything she despises.