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Omega's Obsession by Sarah Blue
adventurous
emotional
funny
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Omega’s obsession is the perfect mix of crazy, sassy, and spicy.
As expected from the title, this falls within the Omegaverse (omegas, betas, alphas, knotting, heats, and pack dynamics). The Heat Haven series as a whole is a great place to start if you want to try the Omegaverse. For me, Sarah has the perfect mix of slice-of-life cozy with enough drama to keep the story moving, and Omega’s Obsession is my absolute favorite in the series.
Unlike other Omegaverse books I’ve read, all of the characters feel different and have very distinct personalities making them all feel special.
The audiobook was amazing! I’ve read this on my Kindle, in print, and now on audiobook. The audiobook didn’t disappoint. It bought the characters to life for me in a way that had not happened before. To be honest, I forgot that River was a native New Yorker, and when the character had this New York accent, it brought something new that I didn’t know I was missing before. This book is ACTED out and for me, this did not bother me during the smutty scenes. However, if this bothers you consider this your warning. I think the biggest disappointment for me on the audiobook side was I personally had a hard time distinguishing the character voicing between Dean and Grayson‘s chapters. That’s a super minor complaint and overall the audiobook was an amazing way to consume Omega’s Obsession.
It’s fast-paced, smutty, unhinged, and makes you fall in love with three different men. River is the best and I don’t care what that says about my mental health but Daddy Grayson and Swoony Dean with Liv’s quirky optimism make this my ALL TIME favorite pack.
As expected from the title, this falls within the Omegaverse (omegas, betas, alphas, knotting, heats, and pack dynamics). The Heat Haven series as a whole is a great place to start if you want to try the Omegaverse. For me, Sarah has the perfect mix of slice-of-life cozy with enough drama to keep the story moving, and Omega’s Obsession is my absolute favorite in the series.
Unlike other Omegaverse books I’ve read, all of the characters feel different and have very distinct personalities making them all feel special.
The audiobook was amazing! I’ve read this on my Kindle, in print, and now on audiobook. The audiobook didn’t disappoint. It bought the characters to life for me in a way that had not happened before. To be honest, I forgot that River was a native New Yorker, and when the character had this New York accent, it brought something new that I didn’t know I was missing before. This book is ACTED out and for me, this did not bother me during the smutty scenes. However, if this bothers you consider this your warning. I think the biggest disappointment for me on the audiobook side was I personally had a hard time distinguishing the character voicing between Dean and Grayson‘s chapters. That’s a super minor complaint and overall the audiobook was an amazing way to consume Omega’s Obsession.
It’s fast-paced, smutty, unhinged, and makes you fall in love with three different men. River is the best and I don’t care what that says about my mental health but Daddy Grayson and Swoony Dean with Liv’s quirky optimism make this my ALL TIME favorite pack.