Knot Their Omega

The Omega Rebellion Movement, Book 1

De: Cinder Blaze

Narrado por: Kelsey Navarro Foster, Jason Takumi Lee

Blair Vesper.

Multi-millionaire. Influencer. Renowned lyricist. Alpha... or so everyone believes.

For years, I've concealed my omega status under a carefully crafted pseudonym to keep the world from uncovering my true identity. But when a dangerous threat looms and I'm on the brink of being kidnapped, my unlikely savior emerges: Icarus Morrigan, the enigmatic Talent Manager for the sensational rock band, Blooming Salvation.

Our fates collide in a blaze of passion, and with it comes the peril of my secret being exposed to a society that despises successful Omegas. Desperate to keep my identity under wraps, I strike a risky deal with Icarus: I'll tour with his client's band as their Omega in exchange for safeguarding my secret.

Sounds straightforward enough—except his pack is anything but ordinary.

Meet the trio that will test my limits:

Kenji Baek, the psychotic drummer with a heart of gold and a personality that's a whirlwind of contradictions.

Kaiser Alastor, the billionaire Yakuza heir who's notoriously aloof and believed to be mute.

Nathaniel Morelli, the explosive lead singer with anger issues, addiction problems, and a deep-seated disdain for Omegas, except for their role in providing 'relief.'

Without me, their careers could go up in smoke, courtesy of the Knot Their Omega Movement, but when our onstage chemistry sparks something far more dangerous offstage, touring turns into a dangerous game where lust and desire threaten to consume us all.

Can I survive three months of this tumultuous tour without my secret being exposed, or am I doomed to unravel under the weight of impending betrayal?

Knot Their Omega is a standalone age-gap omegaverse with no cliffhanger! This is a steamy, dark contemporary romance with no shifter tendencies. It includes MM and MMFMM, and a happily ever after is guaranteed. For mature listeners.

©2024 Cinder Blaze (P)2025 Podium Audio

Yesssssssss

Definitely pleasantly surprised and will for sure be looking for more books by this author!!

Flow interrupted

The two narrators do not work well together. The flow of the story is constantly changing with the narrators. I prefer the female narrator over the male. She has a better feel for the story line, characters, and the pace needed through out. she also has a better portrayal of the characters. The male narrator makes most of the male characters sound more like a woman than a man. He completely skips over the different accents needed for several of the characters and he makes the female lead sound like a whiney child. Overall the story itself is good, but would be much better just being read on your own instead of narrated.