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A review by gabs_eve
In Knots by Hannah Haze
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?
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?