Title: Always Running
Series: The San Francisco Omegas (Book 2)
Genres: Omegaverse, New Adult, Romance
Format: eBook (KU)
Ratings:
⭐⭐⭐
💧💧
🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️.5
Quality of writing: 6/10
Pace: 6/10
Plot: 4/10
Enjoyability: 7/10
Ease of Reading: 3/10
Ending: 2/10
Characters:
Tibby: FMC, Omega, Cult Survivor
Theo: Alpha, Retired FBI Agent
Cobb: Beta, FBI Agent
Aria: Alpha, Lawyer
Matteo: Alpha
Tropes:
Forced Proximity, Grumpy & Sunshine, Insta-love, Friends to Lovers, Second Chances
Tortured Heroine, Sassy Heroine, Shy Heroine
Tortured Hero, Alpha Male, Sweet/Gentle Hero, Grumpy/Cold Hero, Sunny/Happy Hero
Poly (FFMMM), Reverse Harem, Fem Dom, BDSM
Review:
As a whole this book was okay. It mostly felt like smut with a little bit of plot, but the overarching storyline was pretty decent. The story is set in an Omegaverse world, without shifting.
Tibby, the FMC, was one of 5 survivors of a religious cult when she was 14. She survived our if pure luck, and in the 9 years after the massacre she's undergone a lot of therapy and work to accept her Omega identity.
9 years after the ordeal, the other 4 survivors are slowly getting killed off until Tibby is the only one still alive. At the same time, Tibby receives news that the cult leader is being put back on trial because of conflict of interest in the original trial. She moves in with the pack and the relationship blooms very quickly.
Many scary situations and heartfelt conversations later, the book ends in a Happily Ever After.
To me this book wasn't really anything special. It was an okay book, with a decent story, but the author didn't really go into any depth. Most of the story was very surface level stuff, where I never really built a connection with any of the characters.
Also, the ending wasn't all that great either. It felt like the author realized the book was getting pretty long and just wanted to sum it all up quickly. The entire plot resolution happened in like 2 chapters, it felt very "And they lived happily ever after, the end."
I probably won't be reading the rest of the series, as like I said, I wasn't a fan of the author's style. However I may read more books from the author if recommended.
This book wasn't my style, but that's not to say that it's a bad book. If you like this style book, you'll probably enjoy it a lot.