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A Pack United: The Williams-Torrance Omnibus
Jay Black, Jenny L. Black, Jenny L. Black
4.25 AVERAGE
10 reviews for:
A Pack United: The Williams-Torrance Omnibus
Jay Black, Jenny L. Black, Jenny L. Black
4.25 AVERAGE
justasmutslut's review
4.0
This was one of the first omegaverse books that I read that was a series instead of a standalone and I absolutely loved it! There was the right amount of plot and spice, not to mention the pacing of the book was perfect!! The bonus content and recipes in this omnibus make everything about this better... If I were to have one downside to the book, I wish Cat and Damon were able to develop their relationship more.
lsteimel's review
5.0
This was such a great read! I absolutely could NOT put this down! I love how this has all of the stories in one, PLUS a couple other HAWT short stories that give some spicy insights. I love the dynamics between all the members of the pack, even the ones who are not "together" like Matt and Abby. I also love how the pack is all interconnected so everyone has vital connections with each other. Such an amazing read!
winterwray's review
4.0
Absolutely loved this omnibus. Love me some Adam! The love built between all the pack members was beautiful. The inclusion of the struggle with being non-binary, the queer representation, and the flawless way the author wove that in, including more comfortable names for their anatomy, was refreshing and well executed. The inclusivity and acceptance was easily felt through out. The only things I found lacking was the build up of Damon and Cat’s relationship, a few things left in answered or just not resolved, and the bonus scenes would have been awesome added into the story line. All in all, this is a fantastic read!
katiedermody's review
Something about the writing style annoyed me early on so I bailed.
bound_and_tempted_reads's review
4.0
This is such a cute omegaverse. A pack united is a three book trilogy which take you along with Cat an omega and her mate Adam, on thier journey to either find an alpha or a pack.
This trilogy is well written the spicy is perfect for the story line. This is the first time i read an Lgbtq story with a nonbionary character and at first i qas confused but then quickly caught on.
The character building and world building was well written to the point that it felt like i was in thier world with them.
Overall i rated it a 4 out 5. I enjoyed it and could not put it down.
This trilogy is well written the spicy is perfect for the story line. This is the first time i read an Lgbtq story with a nonbionary character and at first i qas confused but then quickly caught on.
The character building and world building was well written to the point that it felt like i was in thier world with them.
Overall i rated it a 4 out 5. I enjoyed it and could not put it down.
bookish_redpanda's review
4.0
I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Jay Black is a new author to me, though I have had the original, individual parts of this omnibus on my TBR list for a while. But I have to say, I absolutely fell in love with the way they created their world, and the individuality of all the characters. Hands down, Mickey is my favourite - is it because I see a lot of myself in them, possibly. But there was just something so lovable about Mickey, and the way they interacted with the rest of the pack.
I loved the LGBTQI+ representation in this series. The discussions around gender dysphoria, gender/sexual identity, and the acknowledgment that not all "love" relationships have to be romantic made my queer little heart swell. And the dedication? My eyes were glassy as I read it, not going to lie.
Black's Omegaverse was slightly different to what I've been used to reading, but that didn't change my enjoyment of the series. I love that there were differences between their world compared to other contemporary OV novels, and loved the inclusion of the explanation of their world at the beginning of the series.
The spice was amazing without seeming too much, and I love the dynamics of all the characters in the pack. So glad they all got their HEA.
And side note - very likely to try those recipes at some point - they sound amazing!
Jay Black is a new author to me, though I have had the original, individual parts of this omnibus on my TBR list for a while. But I have to say, I absolutely fell in love with the way they created their world, and the individuality of all the characters. Hands down, Mickey is my favourite - is it because I see a lot of myself in them, possibly. But there was just something so lovable about Mickey, and the way they interacted with the rest of the pack.
I loved the LGBTQI+ representation in this series. The discussions around gender dysphoria, gender/sexual identity, and the acknowledgment that not all "love" relationships have to be romantic made my queer little heart swell. And the dedication? My eyes were glassy as I read it, not going to lie.
Black's Omegaverse was slightly different to what I've been used to reading, but that didn't change my enjoyment of the series. I love that there were differences between their world compared to other contemporary OV novels, and loved the inclusion of the explanation of their world at the beginning of the series.
The spice was amazing without seeming too much, and I love the dynamics of all the characters in the pack. So glad they all got their HEA.
And side note - very likely to try those recipes at some point - they sound amazing!
heartromancebooks's review
5.0
I absolutely loved this book. It has everything I love in an omegaverse book and then some. I loved how they pack didn’t object to Cat already having a Beta mate when they started courting her and how they developed relationships with Adam as well. The pack dynamics in this book were amazing and everyone’s feelings where talked about before major life events happened.
I loved how Mickey’s character was handled and how they explained more about how they figured out they were non-binary. Honestly the entire book was well written and I had a really hard time putting it down!
I loved how Mickey’s character was handled and how they explained more about how they figured out they were non-binary. Honestly the entire book was well written and I had a really hard time putting it down!
kalexreads's review
5.0
This is such a great Omegaverse trilogy with lots of amazing and interesting characters. The bringing together of two different groups of people to ultimately form one pack has lots of ups and downs. There are lots of different relationships within the pack to explore and enjoy. Overall, a wonderful series!
deborahae_reviews's review
inspiring
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
Having read the previous books I was overjoyed to find them all in one omnibus along with new bonus content regarding the backstories of the pack members. I loved finding out how Mickey became a part of the pack and we even got some tasty recipes, that I will be making this week by the way. Jay Black has given us such a wonderful gift with these stories and the hardcover will be going on the shelf with the family photos because that's what the Williams-Torrance pack has become to me....family.
romancebibliophile's review
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
There's just something so comfy about Jay Black's books. I feel so warm and cozy while reading them.
This is a sweet omegaverse book. It's about Caitlin and Adam. Caitlin is an omega and Adam is a beta. They are a bonded couple. They are not in a pack and don't want to be in one. During Caitlin's heat, her suppressants fail suddenly. This means that Caitlin can no longer be on suppressants as they no longer work for her and she now needs an alpha to get her through her heats.
This has Caitlin and Adam at the Omega center. They scent match with a pack. The book is about their developing relationship with the pack.
This is the first book I've read with a non-binary character. Mickey is my favorite character of the series.
This Omnibus has bonus material, which includes Damon and Mickey's first meeting. I loved to see how they met.
If you enjoy sweet omegaverse books, you'll enjoy A Pack United.
This is a sweet omegaverse book. It's about Caitlin and Adam. Caitlin is an omega and Adam is a beta. They are a bonded couple. They are not in a pack and don't want to be in one. During Caitlin's heat, her suppressants fail suddenly. This means that Caitlin can no longer be on suppressants as they no longer work for her and she now needs an alpha to get her through her heats.
This has Caitlin and Adam at the Omega center. They scent match with a pack. The book is about their developing relationship with the pack.
This is the first book I've read with a non-binary character. Mickey is my favorite character of the series.
This Omnibus has bonus material, which includes Damon and Mickey's first meeting. I loved to see how they met.
If you enjoy sweet omegaverse books, you'll enjoy A Pack United.