Pack Power Play

Pucking Alphas, Book 2

By: Melissa Huxley

Narrated by: Mark Harrietha, Maraya Ashworth

If life ran as smoothly as the engines she loved, Alexis would have a much easier time being an omega.

But her life is misfiring, and all she can do is try to make the best of it. Disguised as a beta to avoid judgement over her life choices and typically masculine career aspirations, she’s living life on suppressants. When she’s offered the opportunity of a lifetime—a scholarship to her bestie’s American university, where she’ll be able to grind everyone’s perceptions about what omegas are capable of to dust—she snaps it up immediately. The one thing the suppressants can’t help though, is her libido.

Alexis is going to have fun at her new university and dominate in her classes—no getting packed up and pregnant for this omega. With her designation hidden, she samples the local dating pool including members of the university’s hockey team and bends the rules about how much clothing professors are allowed to take off their students. And despite her determination to stay a free agent, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to the guys she’s been getting to know. What started as casual diversions don’t seem so simple anymore—and the discovery that she’s been banging a bunch of packmates sends her into a tailspin. Alexis didn’t move across the world for a pack. They don’t know her real designation. Her new life is becoming a tangled web, and her lovers hold the strings.

©2024, 2025 Melissa Huxley (P)2025 Melissa Huxley

the female narrator ruins it

I've read many of this authors books, and generally I like them. This one was slow and the female narrator made the character whiny and irritating. I don't often DNF books, but I had to on this one. I may try reading it instead.

Story about going for what you want 💗

Love this sweet story about working hard for your dreams and learning it’s ok to let people in even when it seems scary to.

Eh

This book is good but the female narrator is horrible! She is just to monotone .

Cute omegaverse

I enjoyed the story, but I was distracted most of the time by the female narrator. She sounded slightly like a British virtual voice. When narrating the male parts her voice seemed to go higher rather than lower and an American accent was hard to hear.

I did enjoy the college based omegaverse.

Love the story NOT the Narrators

Melissa Huxley is one of my favorite omegaverse authors..you can go wrong with any of her books. The narrators in this series were not good. The female is seriously one step above AI.