While some stories get bogged down in drama, this one brought me back to the core of what makes Omegaverse so compelling. It leans into the foundations: pheromones, nesting, rutting, and the pull of fated mates. But instead of relying on them for drama, it uses those elements to tell a quiet, powerful story about two people who had already given up on finding where they belong—until they find home in each other. I can't believe this is a debut novel. I’m counting down the days until I can get my hands on a physical copy to annotate and squeeze onto my “books that broke me beautifully” shelf. 

Bonus treat: there’s a scene where the OMEGA tops the Alpha and I may never stop thinking about it. Or stop rereading it. Or talking about it. Ever.

❤️Fans of The Beta (Avanne Michaels) will recognize and appreciate the classic Omegaverse dynamics at play here.