Distiller

She doesn't take omegas. The laird asked.Eilidh Guthrie is hired to play the Glenmoor House ceilidh and put up at the glen's whisky distillery because the lodge is full. Catriona Drummond runs the distillery her grandmother founded, alone, and likes it that way, right up until a sunny fiddler who smells of honey and peat smoke is sleeping in the cottage above her stills.The ceilidh is snowed off. The road shuts. On the third night the cold and the scent of the woman in the still-house bring Eilidh's heat in early, and Catriona opens the one cask of her grandmother's whisky she has never touched.Whisky tasted off skin, rough working hands, a knot that holds, and a ceilidh that finally happens at the distillery, with the whole glen dancing on the other side of the still-house door.Alpha and omega. Grumpy distiller, sunshine fiddler. Snowed in. Knotting. Bonding bite.Glenmoor House, Book 2. A standalone explicit F/F omegaverse romance with a happily ever after. Every sexual character is an adult woman. 18+ only.