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5.0
Loved this series
Review for the whole series (box sets 1, 2 & 3).
I often don't like Omegaverse books with a less positive world building for Omegas & women but holy cow, I have just surfaced after devouring the entire Irresistible Omegas series in a few days and I am in love with the Hayes pack!
There's a brilliant story arc, well written nuanced characters and a whole lotta love. Positive poly relationships (one foursome then triads), identity divergent and non-conforming (think trans/enby + gender non-conforming but applied to the identities of omega/beta/alpha) characters shown with sensitivity and care, trauma recovery, kink and so much more.
My only criticisms were the insufficient for me background on the world building (i.e. how this world got to the point where wolf shifters and non-shifting humans had interbred so much that everyone is alpha/beta/omega but there are no wolf shifters left at the start of the series). Plus what's the deal with the city?? Oh and why on earth would the Hayes pack ends up being men only? Also the episode of a lotta magic in Omega's Power felt a little clunky (but the feels and overarching storyline in that book compensated for that bigtime).
You need to read these books in order, none are standalones.
In this series you'll find: MMMM & MMM relationships with on-page spice; Omegaverse with MPreg; characters whose identity doesn't match what they were assigned at birth; characters who do not conform with the expectations associated with their identity; SA & torture survivors; abortion provision; wolf shifters; fated mates; blended families; disabled characters (physical + PTSD + agoraphobia); medical experimentation; corruption; death of a family member; civil war; concentration camps; death of a mate from a brain tumor; violent attacks; some kink inc. Daddy/boy, soft Dom/sub, exhibitionism & voyeurism; and a lot of HEAs.
Review for the whole series (box sets 1, 2 & 3).
I often don't like Omegaverse books with a less positive world building for Omegas & women but holy cow, I have just surfaced after devouring the entire Irresistible Omegas series in a few days and I am in love with the Hayes pack!
There's a brilliant story arc, well written nuanced characters and a whole lotta love. Positive poly relationships (one foursome then triads), identity divergent and non-conforming (think trans/enby + gender non-conforming but applied to the identities of omega/beta/alpha) characters shown with sensitivity and care, trauma recovery, kink and so much more.
My only criticisms were the insufficient for me background on the world building (i.e. how this world got to the point where wolf shifters and non-shifting humans had interbred so much that everyone is alpha/beta/omega but there are no wolf shifters left at the start of the series). Plus what's the deal with the city?? Oh and why on earth would the Hayes pack ends up being men only? Also the episode of a lotta magic in Omega's Power felt a little clunky (but the feels and overarching storyline in that book compensated for that bigtime).
You need to read these books in order, none are standalones.
In this series you'll find: MMMM & MMM relationships with on-page spice; Omegaverse with MPreg; characters whose identity doesn't match what they were assigned at birth; characters who do not conform with the expectations associated with their identity; SA & torture survivors; abortion provision; wolf shifters; fated mates; blended families; disabled characters (physical + PTSD + agoraphobia); medical experimentation; corruption; death of a family member; civil war; concentration camps; death of a mate from a brain tumor; violent attacks; some kink inc. Daddy/boy, soft Dom/sub, exhibitionism & voyeurism; and a lot of HEAs.
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