House of Omega: A Reverse Harem Omegaverse (Pack's Companion) Paperback – January 30, 2024

House of Omega A Reverse Harem Omegaverse (Pack's Companion) where ambition meets destiny in a steamy dance of power and desire.House of Omega thrives on its rich, character-driven narrative. Max perfectly complements Grace's fiery spirit with his vulnerable yet determined disposition, making their alliance not just necessary but electrifying. As she becomes entwined with the Rose Pack, owners of the coveted House of Omega, the plot thickens deliciously, weaving intricate bonds of loyalty, passion, and power struggles.Collins perfectly portrays the luxurious yet perilous life within the Rose Tower, where the lines between professional and personal blur into an intoxicating mix. The chemistry between Grace and the Rose alphas is palpable, charging the pages with a heady mix of danger and desire. As the story unfolds, her transformation from a companion to a potential mate is portrayed with a keen eye for emotional depth, challenging the norms and expectations of the pack dynamics.The looming threat of her stepbrother’s interference adds a layer of suspense and urgency to the tale, making each decision and relationship a high-stakes game.House of Omega is not just a romance; it’s a bold exploration of a woman’s fight to carve out her destiny in a world that tries to define her limits. With its rich narrative, complex characters, and sensual intrigue, this book promises to be a compelling read for those who crave a story that blends romance with a fierce quest for self-empowerment.Dive into the wealthy and provocative world of Roxy Collins.

A good read. A reverse haram book where many of the male leads also get with each other. I love the book and the only bad thing I could say about it is that the pacing is a bit too fast. I would have loved for it to be slower and to have a bit more details like when Grace was with Max and his Pops.

I do enjoy omegaverse books, but I am so picky that I rarely read or finish any of them. The only ones I have read and really enjoyed are Lola and the Millionaires and Pack Darling. Most just don’t have characters or plots that draw me in.I really enjoyed this one. It had good characterization and writing, and part of why I even decided to read it was because it didn’t have any plays on Knot in the title. There are so many of those now that I can’t keep track of which ones I have and haven’t tried to read. I loved that the heroine was a beta instead of an omega. And while she was rebelling a bit against the expectations of her designation, it wasn't overdone.This book seemed to take some heavy inspiration from Lola, but it was still its own book with its own characters.I did have a few issues. There were a handful of instances of wrong word usage. I felt like the focus was so heavily on the heroine in the intimate scenes that it felt unnatural at times. I would have preferred more of a whole, connected group feel. A duet would have given more time to get to know the characters and allow them to get to know each other more, especially the two guys who got very little on page time. The author is a very good writer, but balancing so many characters in one book still seems to be a bit of a struggle.Overall, though, a very enjoyable book, and I hope to see similar in the future.

It was missing important feelings. This story is about Grace who is a beta and she runs into a male Omega and they both happen to be going to the same fashion house for jobs. I love that the story is mainly told by Grace because in Omega versus the story is usually told from the main point of view of the omega. So I love that perspective, but I feel like her relationships with the other members didn’t go very deep. Most of the relationship between Max, the male Omega and Grace was put into detail, but her relationship with the other pack members seemed very superficial. Also, there wasn’t much detail when it came to the spicy scenes with the MM parts. In fact there was none. If I find out there is MM in any story I immediately want to read it because I love that dynamic. But there was absolutely no spicy scene that described the MM parts. It was very glossed over. I was very disappointed in that. This was my first book by this author, and for that reason, I don’t know if I would read another one unfortunately.Also the main hurdle in this book that the fmc had to overcome was getting out of her stepbrothers clutches. Her stepbrother is depicted as someone who is very controlling and gets what he wants. He works in the underworld and he stops at nothing to get his way. It’s even mentioned in the book that they think he will go as far as to try and kidnap her. And the stepbrother does try something, But he doesn’t get away with it. It was almost like he was let off too easily. It felt like the buildup of the stepbrother was so high and then it was very anti-climactic. Like that problem just went way too quickly and there was a HEA. I guess it felt like too many loose ends 😢

I adored this book! We meet Grace, a beta who is in an awful family situation and is trying to get free. She meets Max, an omega, and they instantly bond and have the deepest connection that you could ask for. It is so beautiful seeing them together always wanting to be close, touching, caring for, and protecting each other. Max is courted by a pack of alphas and makes Grace part of the deal. I love all the different men and their quirks. Daniel is our gruff, knuckleduster guy who is also very cuddly and romantic. Joshua is fun, playful, and down for anything. Richard is more of a loaner with deep PTSD but he gets to come out of his shell and bond. Last but not least, Garth, I love his dominance but his vulnerability holding the family together.

Phenomenal book! The characters are so well-written, and their journeys are both inspiring and thought-provoking. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a book that will leave them feeling uplifted and satisfied with the experience of a good read.

Here we have top shelf omegaverse!I am so happy I found this book. It was in my list for a while and when I finally started... I couldn't stop!The whole pack, they're so amazing.But I have to admit that what really get mesince the begging was Grace and Max conection. It was beautifully described, without sounding forced. It is difficult in an omegaverse book, where things usually happen so fast make things sound natural.I really, really loved this book and can't wait for the next one in the series!If you like omegaverse this is a must read, like Lola and the billionares.

It was really a great time reading this book. In less then 24h because I can't stop myself reading. 😂 Perfect , not too cheesy , a lot of smut. 👍

What an amazing story, full of longing for a happy place to call home. Grace is such an amazing character, she hides all her scars so well until she finds mates who help her bring out all her trauma and help her to shine. She extremely knowledgeable but eager to learn more and find her place in the world. Little did she know she’d not only find it at her dream company but she’d also find a forever family in the pack of alphas that run it.What can I say about the men…Wowzers….just doesn’t cut it.Max our gorgeous male omega, that so scrummy in every way, instantly his and Graces connection just jumps of the page at you. He’s so lovable and keeps pulling at the connection knowing he can’t be without her.The Alpha men of the Rose pack all have such wonderful and individual personalities, Daniel - always the protector watching out for the pack, instantly taking Grace under his wing, Joshua - the cheeky light hearted funster, Richard - the enigma through a lot of the book, just sorrowful and illusive, but tortured in his own way, and then theirs Garth - the most quietest dominant uber alpha their is, full of control, understanding and nurturing support. They are all so wonderful and together just amazing. Highly recommend xxInsta Love = Med/fastOW Drama = NoAlpha Men = Absolutely A++++Heat = 10/10Angst = LowMM/FF = Yes, MMPOV = MPV,Theme = RH Omegaverse

Sometimes you get a book at the right moment in your life, that just blows you away, and you wished it was longer, and you can read more about it.That’s what this book represents for me at the moment, because it just caught me by surprise. I’m a veteran Omegaverse reader. And as every OV reader, it is rare to find something that is new and unique, and not something that reminds you of other books.While, of course, this book has elements I’m well-versed with. I mean, Omegaverse is always about designations, the interactions, heats, knots and so on. You can’t go without that.And sure, there are books where the main character is a beta and the designation isn’t as honored as it should.But it is still rare. I only remember less than a handful of books with betas in the lead, or some of those books have a beta, who turned out to be an omega in the end. But this book has a main beta character, staying a beta, and is the focus of the pack. Not just an addition or a side-piece. But in the center, together with the omega, who has his own role and connection to all of them.I would put it on a level with Lola & the Millionaires, while different in some ways. It isn’t the same feeling. But it made me really feel, and I got lost in it. So, I will remember this.And what makes it more unique are the pack dynamics and different connections. So, Grace is the soulmate of Max, the omega, then she is the scent-mate of Richard (I like that term too, because it’s not the usual scent match term), and she has singular connections to all the other alphas. I loved the feel of it, and it was not just the usual.Even the world around them was full of life and was described in detail, so that I want to know more about it. And it had its own terms (soulmates, scent-mate, bonding and claiming bites, uber alphas). Again, it’s not the usual like other Omegaverse stories, where they are matched through agencies, databases, or schools. This felt more natural, because it is like the real world experience. Meeting by chance on the bus? Business Meeting?And each person with different backgrounds, styles, and personalities that really set them apart and gave a deeper connection to the characters and understanding. (Like Richard and his issue)If I had to complain about something, it would be that it wasn’t longer and there weren’t enough interactions with all the alphas. Garth and Richard had the least time with them.And sure, I wasn’t happy with the fact that Pack Sawyer got off easily and even got some sort of reward, even though I can understand why Richard gave him what he wanted.And I assume that there will be a second book about Jasmine and her way out of that bonding with them. Hopefully, they will then get a proper punishment.Really, if I could, I would read more of it. I would just love to see more epilogues. I know, there will be a bonus epilogue. And I can’t wait to read it. So, I’m all in. Still, I wouldn’t complain about more than one bonus.So, after all the talk, it’s definitely not shocking that I give it 5 stars.