Easier Said Than Done

Rachel Sanders is a hopeless romantic. Truly, she is, but as a spunky and opinionated Omega with a take-charge attitude, she has on many occasions put the fear of God into her share of Alphas, Omegas, and Betas alike as the personal assistant of the CEO of Hughes Publications. Sometimes, that kind of reputation makes it hard to build friendships, let alone romantic ones.

Enter Joseph Lauder, a stubborn-headed Alpha from accounting and Rachel’s friend of two years. Nice guy. Handsome in that unconventional way. Red Hair. Freckles galore. Dorky smile. Tall and in dire need of meat on his bones. You know, Rachel’s perfect man. She longs for a deeper connection in her relationship with Joseph, but something always seems to get in the way – her job, her exceptional skills at poker, or the fact that Joseph always keeps her at arm’s length.

That all changes the moment Joseph asks her in a panic to accompany him on his annual family outing at a ski resort to avoid his parent’s meddling. All she has to do is pretend to be his girlfriend for one week.

Getting involved is a terrible idea, and Rachel has half a mind to refuse because she knows this can only lead to one place – heartbreak. But then again, maybe if he sees how good they can be as a couple, all the pieces will fall into place.

She’s an Omega on a mission with an infuriating Alpha fake boyfriend and one week to prove they are meant to be. What could go wrong?

Easier Said Than Done is book two of the series, Memoirs of Being an Omega, which follows four Omegas – Violet, Rachel, Alex, and Mia – in their quest for true love.