Cocoa and Clauses by Ava Thorne

What happens when a burned-out employment lawyer discovers she’s an omega fated to three very different reindeer shifter alphas? She helps them unionize against Santa Claus, obviously.

Sylvie Hartwell just wanted a quiet Christmas with her family in Vermont. Instead, she gets cursed with magical hot chocolate, kidnapped by a gorgeous white-haired reindeer shifter, and discovers she’s an omega compatible with the very workers who’ve been trying to organize against the North Pole’s exploitative labor practices.
Kenai is a scarred Peary caribou diplomat who’s been fighting for his people’s rights for years without success. When he finds his fated mate, he’s determined to do things right, even if his rut is making it very, very difficult to think straight.
Taimyr is the steady Siberian reindeer with the patience of a saint and a wicked sense of humor. He’s been Kenai’s mate for years, and he’s more than willing to welcome their brilliant new omega into the fold if she’ll have them.

Aleksi is a massive Finnish forest reindeer alpha with a reputation for aggression and a secret that could change this fight for good. But he’s not playing nice, and refuses to negotiate. That is until he finds out he’s fated to Sylvie, and he’ll do anything to have her.

As Sylvie navigates her new omega instincts, builds a legal case against centuries of supernatural labor violations, and falls for three alphas who each offer something different, she realizes this might be the most important Christmas of her life. And definitely the steamiest.