The Den (Knot Wanted Book 2) by Cora Rose

A special omega, a night of passion, and an Alpha that doesn't want to let him go. So the omega turns out to be his new supervisor, but Glenn doesn't care, except Arbor keeps running as he's afraid of any kind of commitment even if the Alpha is as sweet as Glenn.


From the blurb:

They call it The Den—where alphas and omegas give in to our baser instincts, stripping away etiquette and inhibitions in a haze of raw heat, slick, and sweat. It’s a place where masks provide anonymity, and we can unleash our primal urges.
I show up on a whim, drawn by the boring monotony of my life. I need something, someone, to make me feel alive again, if only for a little while.
The moment I catch a whiff of him, I’m a goner. He smells like the best dessert—sweet, intoxicating, and irresistible. Every piece of me aches to hunt him, to chase him, to claim him. To discover if he tastes as good as he smells.
But some omegas don’t want to be claimed. Especially when the one I chose, the one who smells like crème brûlée and mine, turns out to be my supervisor at work.
I know I should walk away. That he doesn’t want an alpha. But he makes me feel alive like nothing else ever has. And surrendering to our instincts feels like the only mistake worth making.


SNik's review:

Second in series (Knot Wanted), can be read as a standalone but might be more fun if read in order. Omegaverse. Alpha/omega. Boss/employee. Hurt/comfort. Dual POV. 

An unforgettable hookup with a special omega still haunts Glenn, until one day Arbor shows up as Glenn’s new supervisor. Arbor has had to hide his fae side his entire life, but for some reason Glenn doesn’t hesitate and makes Arbor wonder if he might have a chance with a mate after all. 

Anytime there is a cinnamon roll Alpha I am happy, and Glenn certainly wants to give everything to the omega that craves him just as much. There is plenty of spice between them and I really enjoyed the fact that Glenn was a special kind of person that appreciated what Arbor saw as a major flaw and hardship. The magical bits and new characters introduced were a bit confusing as the author is trying to expand the universe for the series, but overall I enjoyed this story and the fact that this has become a series.


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