Title: Escape
Series: The Omega's Alpha #2
Author: R. Phoenix
Self Published
Publication Date: September 12, 2019
Length: 206 pages
Reviewed by Truus
Synopsis
Omar expected his time in Salvus to be difficult, but he had no idea what was waiting for him there. His crash course in just what it means to be an alpha in the beta-run city has taught him that there’s no mercy for him… and his goal of rescuing his mate seems impossible — because now he’s the one who needs to escape.
But fleeing Salvus isn’t the only goal. Omar and Van’s tumultuous relationship has always kept them at odds, and even being mates hasn’t helped them to set aside their differences. Even if they escape, they might not be able to overcome the distance between them…
Review
THIS story was one big rollercoaster of thrilling
events, feelings all over, suspense everywhere and it had an amazing plot! I
just read it in one sit, breathless.
Ahhhh! Van is still irritatingly compliant. Living
with Nathaniel makes him crazy but he still doesn’t turn his back. Salvus is
not the promised land Van hoped to find. It’s worse than he ever could imagine.
Salvus civilians have crazy rules. There are Betas
ruling, Omegas breeding, and Alphas...? Just read it!
Nathaniel gave Van (and me) a constant whiplash with
his different actions. As if he wants to be good for Van and on the other side,
he is still from Salvus.
Omar failed to find, or if necessary free, Van.
Instead, he is kept hostage by betas from Salvus.
No way to ever get free and unknowing what will happen
to him. He only knows he’s hurt.
Then, there is light at the end of the tunnel. From an
unexpected corner, he is finally free and Van is there. They find shelter at
Jason and Chester’s place. Van and Omar, as mates together, were never simple
and now Van has to confess something to Omar. He’s so afraid to tell him.
The rollercoaster isn’t over, there’s still a threat
outside!
I had to look twice to like Van, he acted so stubborn
and seemingly superficial, I didn’t like him instantly but along the way, I
respected him more and more, and at the end with his decisions, I loved him
even more! Omar seems the reasonable and empathetic one toward Van. Van can’t
handle sweet; he thinks is annoying.
Both men were extremely stubborn, throughout the whole
story and this stayed consistent. Greatly done!
The whole story was, viewed from all angles, original,
all characters, main and secondary were extraordinary, just like the environments.
This journey kept me constantly alert, anything could happen. I love it when a
story does that!
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