Another great omegaverse book, this time in a modern setting.

The players:
Lidon – Alpha. Cop. Commanding but tender.
Enar – Alpha. Doctor. Caring but also needs to be taken care of.
Palani – Beta. Reporter. A bit too mouthy for his own good.
Vieno – Omega. Personal assistant. Sweet, dipped in sugar and everyone wants to lick him.

It’s suppose to be an MMMM romance, and in a way it is, but in this first book there isn’t any sex where all four men are involved. There is plenty of sex however between… well… all of them, just not together. The heat level is off the charts.

Palani and Vieno are childhood friends and lovers, but complications with his heat require that Vieno take on an alpha’s help, because Palani, as a beta is not enough. His doctor Enar, who’s very understanding and compassionate, could help, but he’s not strong and dominant enough to handle Vieno, so the good doctor asks his best friend for help. Lidon thinks they all crazy. But there’s something about the little omega that draws him in, also his not a heartless bastard to just leave an omega in pain.

The dynamic between the men got disrupted thanks to that encounter and other more pressing issues. There’s confusion and heartbreak. Around the 50% mark I felt I was reading two books with two couples (and I mean that as a compliment). One couple was more romantic, sweet, and tender with each other, while the other couple was more playful and they were still in the early stages of them getting to know each other. But at the same time the four of them belonged together and it was there all along just below the surface, the author didn’t let us forget that.

There’s also a hint of mystery in the story, regarding birth control pills and suicidal omegas, and their profession connects them together even more, even Vieno. He’s kind of in the center of all this.


So we didn’t see the four men together yet, and we also didn’t see the mystery get solved. The whole thing will unfold in the second book. I loved how the author – deliberately or not, but definitely in a clever way – dragged it out. The four men needed to go slow, otherwise it would’ve felt very rushed, and sloppy, it would’ve been all about the sex.


Highly recommend it to omegaverse lovers, but keep in mind their story isn’t finished, there’s a second book, and there will be a third? We’ll see. ( )

This was the first novel I've read by this author, but it won't be the last, lol. Definitely because I'm looking forward to the next instalment in this series.

I debated giving this book a cliffhanger tag. On the one hand, it is a cliffhanger in the sense of there isn't a HEA and, I feel, it ends abruptly at quite an intense moment, in particular where the MMMM and menage aspect that is spoken about in the blurb is concerned. However, there is a HFN, but it's not finished, not by a long shot. Do I regret reading the book now and having to wait to find out more? No, definitely not. It was a very good and entertaining read. The characters are rock solid and there is also a good explanation of the Alpha/beta/omega classification which is often lacking in omegaverse stories at the moment.

There is also an ongoing mystery involving dangerous situations that have a potential to turn deadly which grabs the attention nicely. The interplay of a suspense novel and a romance novel is very well done, each playing of the other without either taking over the book. That in and of itself is quite a feat as far as I'm concerned.

Now I just have a wait for the next instalment to come along. Hopefully it won't be too long *grin* ( )

Not your usual romance

You don't see a lot of gay poly romance books, so to see one is pretty awesome. The love story is great.

On top of that, there's the whole conspiracy and politics going on. It makes for a fascinating mix. ( )

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