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In Knots by Hannah Haze

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lilouae's review against another edition

3.0

The story took too long to start for me. FMC was bland at the beginning (but I guess it goes with her upbringing) and I would have loved to see her evolved better.
I'm happy I pushed through because the ending was good, I just feel like it was rushed, especially compared to the boring beginning.

gabs_eve's review against another edition

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3.0

Rating is ⭐ ⭐⭐/5

Okay, I have conflicting feelings. I will say I liked this one better than the previous book, though only by a little. I don't mind the series as a whole, I think they are entertaining reads if you want something easy and smutty but individually, they lack in plot and character development.

I particularly wasn't fond of Alexa, our main character. She's an innocent omega sheltered by her rich parents who are always telling her what she can and cannot do. This includes marrying a wealthy and "respectable" alpha of their choosing who ends up actually being an asshole. Go figure. To gain some freedom, she sneaks away and as a result ends up meeting the Highwaymen alpha pack. (Not the most attractive pack name). These alphas live a completely different life from her, but she can't help feeling drawn to them, so she continues to sneak out and meet up with them. During their time together they awaken something inside of her and show her that despite what everyone tells her, she can forge her own path.

Oh, did I mention she's also 19?

earlsr01's review against another edition

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4.0

soooo good!!

This book was so good! I really liked that the main character didn’t deny being beautiful only that she didn’t like being called that! Such a creative way to get around that cliche story line

readsbyholliex's review against another edition

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5.0

This was my first omegaverse and it didn’t disappoint! I really liked Alexa and her story. She was just trying to get away from a life she didn’t have a say in and she was tired of being controlled. The angst and slow build up of her and her pack was so good. The connection she had with them individually and together was great, and of course the spice was perfect. There was also a plot twist I didn’t see coming, but made the build up of the story that much better. I’m excited to read more from this author now.

darklittlereader's review against another edition

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5.0

Hannah knocks it out of the park again! I've absolutely loved this whole series of books. I could not put this one down! I stopped the other book I was reading just so I could start this one.

It's just such a feel-good book and so sweet! You see the prison Alexa is forced to live in by her parents and you can't help but want things to get better for her. Then she meets Ryan for a second time at the diner and you can't help but root for them. I loved loved loved the Alphas in this book, Ryan, Buzz, Cam, and Bear were just so absolutely lovable! The way that Alexa feels about alphas is proven wrong time and time again by this amazing pack.

As always, Hannah delivers with the spice, individual scenes group scenes, she really nailed it! You get nesting, knotting, protectiveness, and overall sweetness.

I did receive an ARC copy of this book, but my review is completely voluntary.

kaydub23's review

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3.0

I can’t always relate to the weak oppressed omega who doesn’t speak her mind until a man helps her gain the courage but i still am a sucker for these stories sometimes