My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Alpha Bray wants a sweet, pliant omega who will bear him an alpha heir. But he doesn’t want one now. He’s too young to settle down. That’s why hooking up with beta Kean is perfect. Kean thought he could keep things casual with Bray, but when he starts yearning for more, Bray makes it clear he’s not interested. When Ruari, a single-dad omega, arrives on the ranch with his baby, Kean instantly connects with him. He breaks things off with Bray to pursue Ruari, leaving the alpha confused and angry. Ruari doesn’t hesitate when he and his baby are offered a safe place at the PTP ranch. He’s in desperate need of support, and meeting Kean makes him want to stay. But when Ruari runs into the alpha father of his baby, things get complicated fast. Bray, Kean, and Ruari try to figure out where they each fit as sparks fly, tempers rise, and a stubborn beta and an equally sassy omega prove to be more than a match for a slightly arrogant alpha. Meanwhile, they and their fellow pack members have to take a stand against a rising threat to the pack. When trouble comes, the pack fights back, but it will come at a cost.
I enjoyed this book because it looked at the engrained identity of an alpha and how they can learn to treat other designations as equals. I also enjoyed the way that pack alpha Lidon tried to help the three men with suggestions on how to behave and communicate to build a better relationship. I loved the way that Bray was determined to help with baby Jax and that he called on his father Greyson for help which improved their relationship too. Lots of feelings and emotions in its story as well as the practical side of things. Easy to read, feel and understand. This is an MMM story with mature content set in an omegaverse with mpreg.
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