Have you ever had a book that you've seen repeatedly and just know will be good? That's what this book was like for me.
From the blurb:
If we mate him, he’ll die.
When alpha wolf shifters Nathan and Kato discover a wounded omega on their territory, they expect a problem they can solve, not one that could destroy them.
The omega Casper refuses to talk about his past, but he’s even more determined not to endanger the two alphas who saved him. As days pass and bonds deepen, though, the secrets between them become harder to keep.
And then Cas is thrown into a powerful, unnatural heat, driving every unmated alpha in the pack into rut, including Nathan and Kato. The instinct to claim him is overwhelming, but the danger is worse: if they breed him, he’ll die.
With instincts spiraling out of control and a threat lurking at the periphery, can the trio survive the call of a mate bond and save themselves from certain destruction?
Katriana Prey's review:
This is one of those books that I gave been very excited to read ever since it was first announced. I love shifters, I also love omegaverse, and I love poly relationships, so when this book promised all three of those components and more? I knew immediately that I had to read it.
So, you're probably wondering if it lived up to the hype I had for it, the answer to that is yes, mostly anyway.
This book is about Cas, Nathan, and Kato, finding themselves in an unpredictable situation dealing with unexpected complications, and surprising feelings.
Firstly, I thought the writing was great, I always enjoy a story more when the world building is strong and detailed, and this one certainly was. Secondly, the characters themselves were great. Each character was so different from the other, each one had their own distinct voice and personality, which I appreciated. These characters are all different from the other, one might even say they have no common ground, but the more you read and the more you learn, you'll discover that things aren't always as they seem.
This story had a lot more angst than what I was expecting, but that's a good thing. I liked how these characters had a lot to work through and discuss before they were able to get their happily ever after. Their story was truly a hard fought HEA, and that made their ending even sweeter.
I will say that while I'm excited for the next book in this series given who it's about.. I'm also sad about the circumstances that led to his story being next. ((I can't elaborate as I don't want to give away spoilers, but just be prepared for a bit of heartbreak!))
All in all, a good book that was worth the hype it got.
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