Never Underestimate an Omega

De: Eden Winters

Narrado por: Darcy Stark

An alpha leader must have an alpha mate, but Gray wants only one man.

And that man is an omega.

Wolf shifter Gray Collins returns to his home pack to avenge his father’s murder, never expecting to take on the role of leader. Gray is a loner with no desire to tackle the politics of being Pack Alpha. Worse yet, he falls for the man he’s come to depend on - omega Logan Richardson.

According to pack lore, omegas are inferior, nothing more than lowly servants. Or are they? Logan is far too cunning, fierce, and bold to be a low-ranking wolf. While he keeps his head down in public, when they’re alone, Logan stands toe-to-toe with Gray like no one else dares. Mutual respect grows into friendship, and friendship into a white-hot desire neither can fight.

Despite the law and the odds, the two wolves form a tentative bond. Together they lead the pack through strife and threats, all while keeping a secret - a secret that could get them both killed, and plunge the pack back into the savage dark ages.

The entire Lycan world is on the brink of a hard-won lesson: Never underestimate the relentless force of an omega.

©2021 Eden Winters (P)2021 Eden Winters

Not mpreg - an alpha wolf and his omega right hand man

This is not an mpreg book. It’s about an aloha wolf and his omega right hand man.

The title is perfect because Logan the Omega proves time and again that his is the boss: fights, kidnappings, and at gun point.

loved the smart omega

I loved it. It is long and the story is complex. Multiple packs are involved and there are a lot of names to get right. What I liked the most was that the main characters Gray and Logan aren't spending every minute together after they realize their mutual attraction. Nothing is worse than characters who had serious careers that fall to the side when they meet their significant other. Well, the Omega Logan has a job to do and while he loves Gray and misses him, he takes the role of an Omega serious. Gray is a bit of a let down, as his Alpha has not really a chance to come out and play and show off, as Alphas do. But he supports his Omega where he can and learns one or two more things about packs and rules. I loved the world building and the message: Never underestimate an Omega.

Gray and Logan

I was excited to listen to this story. The storyline was interesting. Lots of interesting moments from there interesting friendship to there quick flash desire. The characters are perfect together and there story was interesting and fun. The narration was perfect.

Appearance can be deceiving

Gray returns home to avenge his father and finds himself the new Alpha of the pack. A role he never wanted. He also finds himself wanting the one man he can not have... his assistant and Omega Logan.
Both Gray and Logan have a secret that could destroy them both.
Oh wow, this was so amazing. I loved all the characters. Especially Logan. He may be an Omega but he is not a pushover. I liked Gray as well. Who doesn't love a brooding Alpha?
There are twists, suspense, and lots of sexual tension. This is a favorite for me now!

Oh wow this was so amazing. I loved all the characters. There are twists, suspense and lots of sexual tension. This is a favorite for me now

The narration was great. The voices fit each character and the emotions were clear.

Good story. Good narration.

Sometimes an author writes a book on a subject that you usually avoid, but sometimes the author is so talented that you are enticed into reading the book anyway. I don't usually like alpha and omega type werewolf stories because: 1. ) The concept of alpha /omega roles was based on commonly misinterpreted studies about wolf packs. 2. ) The stereotypes of alphas and omegas are predictable and infuriating.

Eden Winters fixes that in this book. The alpha and omega characteristics are more about personality traits than predestined roles. The core of the story is about Gray and Logan developing a connection, but there are also a few serious underlying messages about social progress. Getting to know the characters was like meeting new neighbors. I liked most of them, and I wanted TP some of their houses. Logan and Gray's pack is welcome to move into the woods next to my house any time. I hope they don't mind coyotes.

This book was an pleasant surprise, and Darcy Stark's narration was entertaining. I look forward to more from this author/narrator team