Review: Kari's Kismet by J.P. Sayle 4 of 5 stars

Kari's Kismet by J.P. Sayle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kari has always kept his distance from Bowie, even though the shy omega pulls at every protective instinct he has. When work forces them together, Kari’s feelings deepen — and when Bowie’s boyfriend abandons him, Kari chooses to stay and care for him. That choice changes everything. Kari soon discovers Bowie is naturally a Little, though Bowie doesn’t understand what that means for them. As they try to build a relationship, Bowie’s insecurities and his ex threaten their progress, and Kari hides their bond at Bowie’s request. But Kari is determined: a devoted Daddy will do the work needed to protect the person he loves.

Kari and Bowie were absolutely made for each other, even if it took Bowie time — and a lot of healing — to believe he deserved someone as steady and protective as Kari. After the nightmare of his ex, Bowie’s confidence was fragile, and watching him slowly trust himself again was one of the most emotional parts of the story. Kari’s quiet devotion, his instinct to care, and the way he never once wavered made their connection feel inevitable. And the wider world around them — the PAs, the alpha brothers, and their families — stepped in with warmth, humour, and unwavering support, giving both men the safety net they needed. A story full of big feelings, gentle care, and a couple who fit together perfectly once Bowie finally lets himself fall. This was an MM story with mature content that was set in the omegaverse with a BDSM-like DDLB dynamic.

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Review: Seven Minutes by Raquel Riley 5 of 5 stars

Seven Minutes : An MM Hurt Comfort Romance by Raquel Riley

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Eli dies in Adrian’s ER, and in the seven minutes after his heart stops, his life plays back in vivid, emotional flashes. Instead of emptiness, he’s flooded with memories of their love — their first kiss, their vows, the quiet mornings they forgot to cherish. Every moment leads back to Adrian. Caught between life and whatever comes next, Eli senses there’s a choice or a goodbye waiting for him in those final minutes, and if love alone could bring him back, he’d return to Adrian every time.

This is an intensely emotional story — the kind you absolutely should not read in public unless you’re prepared to cry your way through it. The feelings are raw, heavy, and beautifully human as both men — and especially Adrian — unravel the events that led to Eli ending up in his ER. Watching Adrian work through shock, guilt, love, and grief is heartbreaking in the most compelling way. The emotional weight never lets up, and the way their relationship is revisited through those memories makes every moment hit even harder. It’s easy to read, easy to feel, and impossible to walk away from without tears. This was an MM story with mature content.

** Please take note of the trigger warnings and be kind to yourself **

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Review: Falling for the Omega by C.W. Gray 4 of 5 stars

Falling for the Omega by C.W. Gray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Carter Benson, a scarred and lonely alpha starting over in a small Maine town, finds his quiet life changed when a little girl decides he’s her new best friend. She turns out to be the daughter of Elijah Wilson, a single omega long judged by the townspeople despite being a devoted father and hardworking member of his family. When Carter and Elijah meet, the spark is immediate. Their connection brings hope and healing to both of them, even as small‑town prejudice and greedy relatives stir up trouble. At its heart, it’s a story about finding love, support, and a future worth fighting for.

The undeniable connection between Carter and Elijah shines from the moment Olivia barrels into Carter’s life and declares him her new best friend. She’s the glue that pulls everything together, and I loved how naturally that bond opened the door for Carter and Elijah to find each other. One of the best parts of the story is how the town — and especially Carter’s new circle and Elijah’s big, loving family — rally to defend them when trouble hits. Elijah’s parents were an especially lovely surprise, stepping up with the kind of support he’d never expected. It’s an easy story to read, feel, and understand, filled with moments that will make you smile and others that will absolutely make you cry. This was an MM story with mature content and set in the omegaverse with MPREG.

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Review: Rue's Rapture by J.P. Sayle 3 of 5 stars

Rue's Rapture by J.P. Sayle
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Rue, still shaped by a painful past despite being adopted into the Starling family, struggles to believe he deserves love. A personal crisis pushes him to confront that fear, and a night with his PA, Monty, shows him that one partner can’t meet all his needs. In Bayfield, he meets Kendrick, who fits just as naturally into his life. A week together isn’t enough, until Kendrick proposes an unexpected arrangement. As Rue grows closer to both men, his emotional walls begin to crack, forcing him to face his past and decide whether he can accept that he’s worthy of their love.

Rue’s past trauma still shapes every part of his life, and counselling alone was never enough to help him believe he deserved love. What finally allows him to move forward is the genuine happiness he finds with Kendrick and Monty — the first time he truly feels seen, wanted, and safe. Their steady support becomes the turning point he’s needed for years. I also enjoyed that this story spent time with the recovering omegas from the abusive factory. Those scenes added depth and heart, showing healing on a wider scale. There were emotions and feelings throughout, though I would have loved for them to be an even bigger part of the story. This was an MMM story with mature content and set in the omegaverse.

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Review: Silas's Sweetheart by J.P. Sayle 4 of 5 stars

Silas's Sweetheart by J.P. Sayle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Silas Starling is called home and forced to face the feelings he once ran from. A visit to Hidden Desires leads him to Ziggy, a snake‑shifter omega he’s instantly drawn to — and the shock doubles when Ziggy turns out to be his new PA. They try to keep things professional until Ziggy suggests a private, no‑strings arrangement that quickly becomes complicated. A revelation from Silas’s brother shakes his already fragile emotions, and after making a painful mistake, Silas gathers the whole family and PA crew at his ranch. With just one week, he hopes to prove to Ziggy how he truly feels.

The undeniable pull between Silas and Ziggy runs through the whole story, even while Silas does everything he can to protect his heart. I loved how his Popi and Dad stepped in to help untangle the mess between them — their involvement added warmth, humour, and a real sense of family support. The reversal of their traditional roles was another highlight, giving their dynamic a fresh and engaging twist. It was easy to read and understand, though I’ll admit there were moments when I wanted to bang their heads together because they were both so stubborn. Still, the emotions came through clearly, making their journey satisfying to follow. This was an MM story with mature content and was set in the omegaverse.

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Review: Burke by Aja Foxx 4 of 5 stars

Burke by Aja Foxx
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Burke, a former soldier hiding his insecurities behind sarcasm, finds new purpose at Black Butte Ranch — and an unexpected pull toward Danny, an omega trapped in an abusive home. Their connection grows despite Danny’s fear of alphas, and Dennis’s escalating violence eventually forces Danny to choose safety and trust. After a brutal confrontation, Danny accepts Burke’s support, moves to the ranch, and later discovers he’s pregnant. For the first time, he chooses an alpha because he wants the life they can build together.

The undeniable connection between Burke and Danny shines from the very beginning, even when they’re both trying hard to pretend it isn’t there. I loved how Burke’s protective instincts were already in full force long before the pregnancy — and how that determination only deepened once he knew Danny and the baby needed him. His soft heart was impossible to miss. One of my favourite parts was seeing all the ex‑SEALs rally around them, using every skill and resource they had to keep Danny safe. And Danny himself wasn’t nearly as fragile as he first appeared; he got moments to stand strong and shine in his own right, which made their partnership feel more balanced and meaningful. The story is full of big emotions and feelings that are easy to understand and connect with, making their journey both heartfelt and satisfying. This was an MM story with mature content and set in the omegaverse with MPREG.

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Review: Wounded Mate by Lee Colgin 3 of 5 stars

Wounded Mate by Lee Colgin
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

An incubus named Valius is suddenly struck by the agony of a feral werewolf’s wounds — pain that isn’t his, but belongs to Bela, a dying wolf left for dead by a hostile pack. When Valius finds him, the moment their eyes meet reveals the truth: they’re mates. For Bela, who has lived a life of loneliness and suffering, that spark gives him something worth fighting for. But a witch’s curse threatens to tear them apart, and fate’s fragile gift may not be enough to save their bond.

This was a sweet novella that managed to tell a complete story within its shorter length, but I did feel it was missing some of the deeper feelings and emotional detail that would have made the connection between the characters truly shine. Even so, it was an enjoyable read with a clear arc and a satisfying resolution. This was an MM story with mature content.

** Please note that this story was originally published in a Fated Mates Charity Anthology **

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