Knot A Typical Love Story: An Omegaverse Why Choose Fated Mates Slow Burn Romantic Suspense No M/M Book 1

The Fated Omegaverse Triology

De: Rarity Rush

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

My mating day. My only chance for a happily ever after as an Omega.

Except we've been lied to--there's no such thing.

My future lies with an abusive, ruthless stalker. An Alpha, Steele, the pack leader's son and my future husband in an arranged marriage. Until I perfume for three Alpha males I never would have chosen, but are my fated mates:

Xavier: My possessive, dominant high school sweetheart, back from being exiled to a work camp on the fringes of our pack.
Kael: My goofy, overprotective best friend since childhood
Eryx: The suited up, flirty, charismatic emissary for another pack who's working behind the scenes to bring our pack's bonding laws into the 21st century I must choose between loyalty and freedom.

This 55,000+ word novel includes: a non-shifting, non-M/M omegaverse, friends to lovers, second chance romance, sexy sexy times with medium burn and dirty talk, knotting, heats, nesting, a cinnamon roll Alpha who worships their Omega, touch her and die vibes, a kick ass heroine who's still vulnerable, mystery and suspense. This book is Book 1 in a series and includes a cliffhanger, but a HEA is guaranteed.

No AI

Narration was terrible! Please stop using Ai voice! It’s horrible ! I usually pass on stories using it

Not the worst

The overall plot has promise. The characters were good but how they were relayed was not. Too many POVs and they change with each chapter and for audio the singular Virtual Voice is aweful because they all sound the same and there is no pause to let reader know who is speaking for each chapter - I had to look at the chapter titles in the app when I got too confused. One character is just called "him" although he has been named and it was used intermittenlty through the story. The virtual voice was too upbeat during steamy or seriouse or dangerous times. Sounded like the antidepressants were working too well. The FMC was the most virginal virgin of all virgins and a Mary Anne who had multiple bouts of being TSTL. ... oopsies!
Could have done with less repetition and more "show don't tell". Have I read worse, absolutely! Was it palatable- just barely.