Ashen Oak Fell

A Dark Academia Enemies to Lovers Fated Mates Omegaverse Romance

De: J.T. Cooper

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

I'm a ghost. A scholarship student at Ashen Oak Academy with a dangerous secret: I’m an Omega. My only defense is a dwindling supply of black-market suppressants and the quiet, unassuming life I’ve built. But my new professor, Alistair Stone, is no ordinary Alpha. He's ancient, powerful, and a demon in human skin, and his sharp gaze sees right through my lies.

Forced into an unwanted collaboration to translate a dark and forbidden grimoire, I'm trapped. Every moment in his presence is a torment, pushing my suppressed instincts to the breaking point. He's a predator, everything my abused past taught me to fear. He thinks I'm a defiant cowboy playing at being a scholar, but he doesn't know the monster I'm trying to contain within myself. This is a classic enemies to lovers story waiting to unfold.

But the secrets we uncover are far more dangerous than my own. A conspiracy to subjugate all Omegas is brewing within these hallowed halls, and the one man I despise might be my only ally. I see the monster in him, but I also see a protector. The hurt comfort he offers is a temptation I can't afford, especially when the undeniable pull of a fated mates bond ignites between us. Can I trust the very kind of man who broke me, or will becoming his mate be my final undoing?

Ashen Oak Fell is a standalone dark academia omegaverse novel and a complete MM Fantasy Romance. This emotional story features a possessive, age-gap dynamic (daddy/boy undertones) and a hard-won HEA with an mpreg epilogue. If you love intense stories of survival, bully/hurt turning to devotion, and the power of finding your one true mate, you’ll love this dark urban mm romance.

Repetition only AI can provide

Vulnerability, profound, inevitable… but a few of the words I heard more than 40 times each. Some whole sentences were repeated over and over, and not like the characters were being introspective, but a complete, self-contained thought. Had so much of the story not been repeated it had a decent chance for probably 3 stars for the story… I had high hopes, but in the end I couldn’t finish.

The virtual voice was incredible(as far as VV goes) There were only a few times I was reminded that a true narrator was not involved.