My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Ansel flees to his grandfather’s remote cabin to escape his parents’ attempt to force him into marriage with a snobbish alpha. Hoping for solitude and clarity, he instead stumbles upon an astonishing sight after a storm — a dragon crash-landed in the forest. Expecting danger, Ansel is stunned when the dragon transforms into Pascal, a polite, if slightly disheveled, man who promptly invites himself in. Pascal, nearly forty and convinced he’s past reckless mistakes, realizes he’s made a mess by flying into a storm, injuring himself, and revealing his dragon form to a human. Worse, his dragon instincts immediately claim Ansel — a nineteen-year-old omega — as his mate. With Ansel still fragile and untested, Pascal must tread carefully, balancing instinct with responsibility. But their budding bond faces more than just the challenges of age and circumstance. Overbearing parents and a vengeful ex loom large, threatening to turn their unlikely meeting into a battle for survival, love, and freedom.
I loved this story about an omega seeking freedom and a dragon seeking redemption, drawn together by fate but tested by danger, instinct, and the weight of outside forces. I liked the way that the story explored whether love is destiny or choice, and how instinct must be tempered by respect. Nineteen versus nearly forty highlighted generational differences and societal judgement plus Pascal’s role as a teacher makes their bond even more precarious - love across boundaries asks whether connection can transcend rules, expectations, and stigma. Easy to read, feel and understand. This was an MM story with mature and set in the omegaverse with MPREG.
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