Finding Their Omega

Knot Her Pack, Book 1

De: Sadie Moss

Narrado por: Marie Hawkins, C.J. Grey

My life as a Beta is easy. Simple. Safe.
Too bad it’s all a lie....

I’ve been hiding my Omega status for years, using heat suppressors and scent blockers to keep anyone from realizing what I really am. But when the black-market pills I bought fail one night, I find myself living my worst nightmare—perfuming in a crowded club full of Alphas.

I swear I can feel every eye in the place lock on to me, but just as panic is about to set in, a gorgeous Alpha with the most enticing scent comes to my rescue.

He pretends we’re bonded, tucking me against his side and staring down every other man who approaches. And even though previous experience has made me reluctant to trust any Alpha, when this one—Ethan—offers me refuge with his pack, I can’t say no.

But the moment he leads me inside their sprawling mansion, I realize I’m in way over my head. Because the three other Alphas in his pack all smell just as delicious as he does, and more than that, they seem to want to protect and take care of me.

I’ve never been as drawn to anyone as I am to Ethan, Dante, Caleb, and Garrett. But can I let go of my old fears and accept the connection between us, or will I keep believing the lie I tell myself…that these Alphas are knot my pack?

Finding Their Omega is a standalone reverse harem Omegaverse romance. It contains multiple points of view, very high steam, and has a happily ever after! The characters are fully human and do not shapeshift.

©2023 Sadie Moss (P)2023 Sadie Moss

A bit corny. A combination of Kathryn Moon’s books

Wasn’t sure how many stars to give. It starts off okay but is predictable. If you like omegaverse I’d suggest Kathryn Moon’s Lola and the Millionaires. The smutt in Moon’s book is better written .This book is an abbreviated, corny version of her omegaverse series, there’s even a Garett in it and it has more character development between each alpha. This book is pleasant enough.

Good story. Mediocre narrative

You would think that if you have a job narrating books you would know the difference between envelope and evelop and how the pronounced the two in the context of the story. I guess I’m a little bit of a grammar police but it was frustrating to hear this and other words pronounced incorrectly. In addition to the colloquial inconsistencies like pronouncing cock like “cack” and the vague details of why the fmc wouldn’t go back to her apartment or talk about getting her things or paying the money owed or calling her job to explain she wasn’t going back was enough to pull you from being submerged in the story. I didn’t think it was worth the money but maybe someone else would love it.

Horrible female narrator

The lady who narrated for the FMC has the most awkward voice for when she does the men’s voices. It sounds, without fail, like they’re all from the Bronx or Boston and have that accent. It truly made the book bad. And the fact that she couldn’t even add on any emotion. So like, the book will be an intense scene and she just makes them all sound monotone and from the Bronx. There is no emotion or anything behind the voice.

Loved it!

One of my new favorite omegaverses! This is an OV that hit the balance just right between plot and spice. If you took out the spicy scenes you still have a good romantic suspense story which doesn’t always happen in this sub-genre. The alphas were lovable and strong. The FMC is strong but still vulnerable with room for character development.

The narration was good. The female narrator did pronounce some words incorrectly a few times but I’m chalking it up to maybe being a regional pronunciation difference.

story was good, narration was lackong

female narrator mispronounced several words like "enveloping" . she said it like a piece of mail rather than the surrounding completely version. happened multiple times. very distracting.

I loved it!

I was skeptical because of some of the reviews but I loved it! It has the typical scared omega, but I didn’t think she was annoying. I think she was written well and it has a good plot for an omegaverse! I recommend it!!!

good Listen

Good story, overall, good steamy scenes, but I agree with everyone else. The guys had all the same voice. So it was hard to keep track of them.

Female narrator

The book started out really good then began to be too predictable and I felt like I continued to loose interest. When the female narrator play the men voice, it put me on edge. It was like a weird imitation of a Bronxy/New Jersey voice that just didn't fit. it was hard to focus on the story or imagine the characters.

It Just could not keep my attention

I couldn't get into it, dragged on and pretty boring. I only listen to audiobooks because I have no time to read an actual book. So narration is very important to me personally.

could be way better

it drags on and on and on... this book has the potential to be great but it just wasn't, at all I listened to the end hoping it would pick up but it never did, and the narrators just didn't do it for me the female ( sorry can't remember her name) was not bad until she talked for the men... then you don't have any idea which one is actually taking BC she makes them all sound the same. the dude was just not there for me at all.