The Scent of Us: Part Two

The Bond Dissolution Omegaverse, Book 2

De: Eliana Lee

Narrado por: Dorje Swallow, Constance Lee-Cox

Juno should've known it was too good to be true.

Her old bonds may be gone, but the alphas who entrapped her are not. Andrew Zhao is hellbent on shattering her newfound peace and is going to extraordinary lengths to punish her.

Her crime? Daring to be happy.

Despite her pack closing ranks around her, Andrew is determined to drag her into the spotlight. Juno soon realizes hiding away will have devastating ramifications—not just for herself and the men she's come to love, but omegas everywhere. And the best person to help her? Might be the alpha she's just let go.

Will she be able to overcome the ghosts of her past? Or will they succeed in destroying her future forever?

The Scent of Us: Part Two concludes Juno's story. It is a sweet, reverse harem, MMFMMMM duology set in the Bond Dissolution Omegaverse. For mature listeners. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

©2024 Eliana Lee (P)2025 Podium Audio

Amazing! Wonderful! Hot!

Love love love! The audio was great and the narration really added depth and personality to an already emotional and hilarious story.

Absolutely Obsessed!

This authors writing, the plot, how beautiful the relationships are, it’s everything. And good gods the 🔥🔥 is top tier! Love the performances by these narrators 💜💜

good concept

The way the scent matches worked in this book was unique and very interesting. The way a scent can change overtime made me excited to see the progress the packs relationship would take. I had issues with the flow of the story in both books. I wish this book focused on other storylines but the ones it handled was done ok. For me there was to many alphas making the time for character development shorter. The concept of each character was good but it felt like there was so many characters that the writer didn't give enough time to develop them all. The narrators weren't my favorite in this series. The spicy scene were done with voices that made me actually cringe to the point that I had to skip ahead. Would I recommend this book, not in audio format.