Eeeeeep, this was adorable!! I couldn’t put it down.

This book (along with The Fake Mate by Lana Ferguson) handles the omegaverse with a nuance that I think really adds something to the broader conversation about how omegaverse fiction as a whole explores gender, sexuality, and biology.

For example, here we have characters that actively resent the things about their respective designations that society calls desirable. They reject the expectations made of them to seek a mate above all else. They view their own biological imperatives as a hindrance more than an advantage.

Overall, this was a genuinely fun reading experience.