This secret supernatural settlement is packed with biker demons, fae royals, and witches dealing in death-magic. On the run from my cruel captors, I stumble into Grayhaven. …and then comes my con-artist husband selling me to werewolves on our honeymoon. As an Amazon Associate I earn commission from qualyfing purchases. Hopefully, you can find a book on this list that scratches your omegaverse itch! Let me know if ya’ll are interested in part two as I said, this is a pretty popular theme.Īs always, images and descriptoins are from Amazon. Usually, I don’t put a disclaimer like this it just happens to be that I’ve read quite a few books on the list and didn’t just rely on the samples this week. Long story short, I’ve included books that I have read and didn’t love because the reviews are pretty positive, and I know we all have our individual tastes.

BUT to each their own, I know this is a prevalent genre/trope, and I have read quite a few books with this theme that I adore. I dislike that excuse and sometimes feel it is an ‘easy’ way to ‘forge a connection quickly to move the plot forward. In some cases, I feel it veers too far into the “biology made me do it, I couldn’t stop myself” camp. I have a love/hate relationship with Omegaverse novels. Omegaverse, sometimes known as ABO, is a world built on the basic principle that alphas are the most prominent/strongest, betas are either the ‘normal’ ones or the seconds in a pack, and omegas are either weak, treasured, or vital for breeding.

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