Final Drive

They stopped hiding. Now the whole conference is watching.

Reese Callahan has a conference championship, a course record, and eight Alphas who have stopped pretending she isn't theirs. What she doesn't have is time.

Sable Ridge's administration has handed the crew a deadline. Pack bonds are recognized under federal law, but filing means nine names on a public document, her designation in a state registry, and the careful lie her family built around her torn open for anyone who cares to look. Not filing means the university takes the boat, the season, and the only home she has ever chosen.

Gray has already traded the Lockwood name for her. Jackson has stopped flinching. Cameron has run out of reasons to keep his distance. One by one the bonds close, and every one of them makes the crew faster and easier to destroy.

Because somebody has been putting the right paperwork in front of the right people. A reporter has a copy of her registration. An attorney has filed a complaint that nobody will put a name to. And as the season narrows toward nationals, Reese learns that the price of being seen isn't the scandal, or the shame, or her mother's voice on a phone she has stopped answering.

It's the boat.

Eight men who chose her. One last race. And a girl who has spent her whole life being told she was the wrong thing, finally deciding what she is willing to lose in order to stay exactly what she is.

Because the final drive is the part of the race where there is nothing left to give, but you give it anyway.

FINAL DRIVE is the third and final book in the Sable Ridge Crew series, a spicy Omegaverse reverse harem romance featuring a complete pack bond, possessive Alphas who have stopped apologizing for it, and a found family worth burning down an institution for. This series follows the same characters across three books and should be read in order.

Content Notes:

This book contains explicit sexual content including MF, MMF, and group scenes within the context of Alpha/Omega dynamics (heats, ruts, knotting, and claiming bites). It depicts institutional discrimination against Omega athletes, familial rejection and designation-based shame, non-graphic references to stalking and harassment, and past coercion and betrayal discussed on the page. Intended for adult readers who want high emotional stakes, an earned happily ever after, and a crew that refuses to leave anyone behind.