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Debbiereadsbook (1761 KP) rated The Feisty Omega (Leongatha Pack Origins) in Books

Dec 19, 2024  
The Feisty Omega (Leongatha Pack Origins)
The Feisty Omega (Leongatha Pack Origins)
R, Gaen | 2024 | LGBTQ+, Paranormal, Romance
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
I got to know Talius a bit better!
Independent reviewer for BookSirens, Iwas gifted my copy of this book.

This is an Origins book, it comes before The Sad Omega. I am reading this book after that one. I said in my review for that book, that I didn't much like Talius. NOW I understand why he was the way he was in that book! SO, I think you really should read this book BEFORE The Sad Omega. It might give you a better view of Talius when you first meet him.

Omegas and Alphas cannot mate in this world until they are 22, or 19 with a special license. Talius meets Irian first just before his 17th birthday, he was still 16. But both are drawn to each other in a way they never were to anyone before. They get to known each other over several Christmases, until Irian's mother does something unthinkable: she gets that special license and Irian will have no choice but to mate the alpha chosen by her. And that is NOT Talius.

I really did like young Talius, and how he steps slowly around the young Irian, and how they get to know each other over time. That getting to know you bit was what I missed somewhat in The Sad Omega, I think. We don't get it, as they are already mated and bonded and happy in their pack.

I did not like Irian's mother but that also explains why she is absent from his life in future books.

Both men get a say and I loved getting into their heads as they come across each other for the first time, and at the end, when it all goes down! I did not see that going down as it did, but now I feel for Marius, the alpha that Irian was supposed to mate with, and I want to know if HE gets his HEA too.

I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Talius and Irian better, but more so Talius. I can see him differently now.

I hope to be able to read more of this pack, in the future.

4 very good stars

* same worded review will appear elsewhere