Jax: Bear Shifter, Leader of the group, has five adopted sisters, he was the first one his null mother adopted.

Unfortunately, the problematic title was definitely a sign for the way this book would go and I kind of wish I had listened to my gut instinct. all three heroes are v hot and giving “we hate you but also no one else is allowed to touch you” energy Lucinda: Sadies younger sister. When the story starts she is 13 and send to a school where she will stay until she is 18.

FMC has tramatic past but is a baddie is one of my fav tropes. All men of the harem having distinct personalities and physically different was great. Sometimes writers get so involved in the plot they can't see the wood for the trees. Hang on a sec'--th A place to connect writers with Beta readers. Finally, omegas were highly revered and immortal. They shifted into small, harmless creatures, but stories said they were physically perfect and alphas were obsessed with them. So this book was addictive, funny and entrataining. I loved Sadie humor and general personality and all the boys vibes are on point. They have to participate in a series of trials and pass if they are to be allowed to remain together and live as alphas in the city.

Jax is the leader, the biggest, but also the calmest of the three. He is still a jerk with Sadie, but he actually gives her a chance to prove herself every once in a while and does not openly despise her... At least not as openly as the others. Seriously… I can’t say it ENOUGH… I FORSEE this one being the NEXT BIG THING everyone is talking about! 🙌🏻 This author is a newbie! This is her very FIRST book 😲! And she’s hit a homerun on the very first try 😲! Unbelievable 😵! I am HOOKED 👏🏻! I need book 2 now 😩😩😩! Not gonna lie… this is up there as one of my all time favorite RHs 😳😳😳! THEMS some BIG shoes 👠 to fill, y’all! It’s up there with the BEST 🏆! I could literally read this book again…right now! (Like seriously thinking about it 🤔😂!) That's definitely the friendship we needed. It's not as well defined as I would have liked, but I love Aran’s character and I have huge expectations from the next book from him. I like the dynamic between them, especially the scenes from the party and when Aran shows his skills at fashion - just like a fairy godmother. As if not being prisoners of the despicable fae queen is not enough, Sadie and her crew have to compete in the deadly Fae Games, where competitors fight and maim each other for sport. of the 3 love interests were good. Probably the only characters I enjoyed, and who’s POVs were actually some what pleasant to read. The third love interest? Here’s my first reaction to him.Avid Beta readers are not your editor or proof reader and don't expect them to do the grunt work. That's up to you. But they could have spotted a few fleas BEFORE you released the book and helped strengthen your story. He looked like an ancient statue of a marble hero, and his skin was so pale that his light-turquoise veins sparkled.

Dominant, possessive, aggressive, jealous heroes, submissive (but strong and sassy) females, sci-fi, mafia, dystopian, fantasy, alternate universe, medieval, erotic romance with edge, non-con, dub-con, bdsm, etc. Queer romance welcome. This is a group for readers and writers. Some people were broken by bad circumstances. Others embraced their shitty lots and used it to terrorize the world. He was definitely in the latter category, and I aspired to be like that. As for the character I didn't really know any of them enough to even say that I liked them. The only character that actually had some fleshing out was Sadie and even her all I knew was the she was an ugly, abused servant. Which was mentioned many times. It does feel like it is easy to connect with her since she has been thrust into one crazy world that she does not seem to fully understand or get a grasp on.In this book, Sadie comes across as a total badass even if she is still childlike and innocent at her core. These qualities make it easy to fall in love with her attitude and her personality. Jasmine has become known for penning interesting romance fiction that finds its inspiration from some of her favorite TV shows one of which is “The Witcher.” Her romance usually whisks her readers into tropes such as alpha males and bullying, even though she has been known to add a strong female flair to her tropes. and this is not a bully romance. this is an abusive roomate story. i think we are all going way too far with the bully shit, because honestly it was foul and awful to read, and actually embarrassing. who calls someone pathetic? is that American? We also do occasional non-RH buddy reads in the Heretic's Corner. Be warned that these books will not feature a harem! ...more

As a servant, they gave me zero rights in the realm, but then they just dropped me off at a portal and expected me to fight for them? They were disgusting. There is an incredibly transphobic plot twist towards the end that was simply unacceptable and quite frankly, unnecessary. I don't know why the author felt the need to make things play out the way they did, when this could have easily been done without the transphobia. This doesn't happen until the very end, so you dedicate all of this time to this incredibly offensive book just to be hit with an even more offensive plot twist.NOW! All that being said! REMEMBER I said at the beginning I’m not into omegaverse?!? This book DOES have some of those themes, but they are soooooo minor 🤏🏻, it really should NOT sway you to not give this a shot if you are like me in that regard! BUT 🤚🏻! I have to give a DISCLAIMER ⚠️ … Book 2 is NOT out yet and I obviously don’t know what the future 🔮 will hold as far as omegaverse goes! But I CAN say this book is FREAKING FANTASTIC 🤩 and I LOVED every single sentence of it! 👏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻