Knot Your Emergency (Vesper Harbor #3)

The nurse who plans everyone's heat but trusts no one in hers. The pilot who's spent two winters pretending he isn't circling her.

Noa Navarro has run Vesper Harbor's omega clinic for six years without once being anyone's patient.

Her heats are scheduled, solo, and nobody's business — until a NOAA survey plane goes down on the headlands in a December gale and its pilot lands in her spare room with a shattered ankle and a grounding order.

Arlo Sandoval has been "wintering for the airframe" for two years. Her own charts say otherwise: her cycle has been drifting toward his arrival dates, quarter after quarter, in her own meticulous handwriting. She can graph the match.

Admitting it is another protocol entirely.

One cottage. One storm season. A rut weathered behind a carefully negotiated door, a heat attended on her own paperwork — and a transfer offer to Alaska with his name already penciled in, because the only thing this pilot has never learned to fly is staying.

Knot Your Emergency is a scorching, consent-forward omegaverse romance: friends-to-mates slow burn, hurt/comfort in both directions, biology as evidence rather than excuse, and a small coastal town that reads its people like weather.

Complete standalone with a guaranteed HEA.

Book 3 of the Vesper Harbor series — best read in order; impossible to read just one.