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Knot Her Catch by Ari Wright
4.0
The worst part about being caught up on this series... is being caught up on this series. What am I supposed to do now?
Knot Her Catch delivers another swoony, scent-matched, omegaverse knockout that reminds us why [a:Ari Wright|29771141|Ari Wright|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1684206490p2/29771141.jpg] is the queen of pack dynamics and emotional chaos.
Adrian was everything you want in an alpha: steady, protective, and emotionally aware. Colt and Dante, on the other hand, had me raising an eyebrow. They wanted nothing to do with her—until suddenly they did. The turnaround felt a little abrupt, but it didn’t take away from the overall tension and payoff. Jesse brought a softer layer to the story, adding a sweet friends-to-lovers dynamic that balanced out the pack’s more dominant personalities. His quiet loyalty to Bridget gave the story a deeper emotional pull.
Not to be overlooked is our amazing FMC, Bridget. Life really beat her up, but somehow she kept a smile on her face and continued to give to others. Her strength wasn’t loud, but it was constant—and that made it impossible not to admire her.
And let’s not ignore the serotonin hit from seeing familiar faces from all four previous books. Wright knows exactly how to play to our reader hearts—and maybe twist them just a little in the process.
If you like your romance messy, emotional, and full of bite (and maybe a few knots
Knot Her Catch delivers another swoony, scent-matched, omegaverse knockout that reminds us why [a:Ari Wright|29771141|Ari Wright|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1684206490p2/29771141.jpg] is the queen of pack dynamics and emotional chaos.
Adrian was everything you want in an alpha: steady, protective, and emotionally aware. Colt and Dante, on the other hand, had me raising an eyebrow. They wanted nothing to do with her—until suddenly they did. The turnaround felt a little abrupt, but it didn’t take away from the overall tension and payoff. Jesse brought a softer layer to the story, adding a sweet friends-to-lovers dynamic that balanced out the pack’s more dominant personalities. His quiet loyalty to Bridget gave the story a deeper emotional pull.
Not to be overlooked is our amazing FMC, Bridget. Life really beat her up, but somehow she kept a smile on her face and continued to give to others. Her strength wasn’t loud, but it was constant—and that made it impossible not to admire her.
And let’s not ignore the serotonin hit from seeing familiar faces from all four previous books. Wright knows exactly how to play to our reader hearts—and maybe twist them just a little in the process.
If you like your romance messy, emotional, and full of bite (and maybe a few knots