Whiskey & Sin

An Omegaverse Novel

De: Emily Rath

Narrado por: Diontae Black, Tor Thom

Run.

In a world where unbonded omegas are worth their weight in gold, running is the only thing Silas Wright knows. Run from the criminal alpha pack hunting him. Run from the dark secrets haunting his nightmares. Run from himself.

Stumbling in the dark down a twisting mountain road, Silas is on the run when a stranger comes crashing into his life. This alpha is dangerous, but Silas is out of options. Forced to accept help, Silas finds himself holed up in a lonely mountain cabin. Cornered and desperate, Silas must quickly decide: Can I trust this alpha? Can I let him know my secret?

"My rescuer may be an alpha . . . but I am no beta."

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Emily Rath Books (P)2024 Tantor

Interesting take on the Omegaverse trope

This was a sad story with a happy ending and an interesting take on the mpreg / Omegaverse trope. With out spoiling anything I will say there was a part near the end that I really didn't like but it wasn't enough to ruin the book for me. I was scared going in about a 12+ hour MM Omegaverse but once it was over I felt like it was the right length to wrap up the story in a satisfying way. I don't remember if there were trigger warnings, so for give this next part if there were and I forgot. The book talks about abuse quite a lot, physical, mental, and sexual abuse readers / listeners should be aware.

Such a beautiful story!

I really loved this story! Bear is absolutely amazing in how he loved and showed up for Silas.

The voice actor for Silas did such a great job but I didn’t care much for Bear’s actor. It sounded flat most times.

OMG. WHAT A LOVE STORY.

First off this book is a slow burn. I almost gave up but since I like Emily’s writing I didn’t. Thank goodness. It was so worth it.
This story packs a lot of emotional baggage. A lot of angst. A lot of anger. A lot of sadness. Two broken individuals who meet in the middle of no where but unknowing that they are exactly where they need to be and to be together.
The healing and love that ensures is a beautiful story. A story worth giving the time to read or listen to.
Emily had written another beautiful story and Tor narrated perfectly.
It’s too bad there isn’t a second book. Silas and Bear are beautiful souls and I just need more of them.

A perfect introduction to the omegaverse

I grabbed this because Emily Rath is an auto buy author for me at this point and I didn’t have this book. I didn’t realize it was an Omegaverse novel. I didn’t know much about what that meant and this was a perfect introduction to the OV. The story was so good, the characters are SO Emily Rath. The narration was off the charts. I’ve listened to it twice already and I think a third is on the horizon.

in a chokehold

slow burn, I listened while on walks and this story stopped me in my tracks. this was so good it left me wanting more

Silas & Bear 💗💗

I don’t think Emily Wrath could write a book I don’t absolutely adore. I love omegaverses and when I saw one of my fav authors wrote one I was ecstatic. I devoured this book. Just enough action and angst to keep it interesting but without being too stressful. I highly recommend the book and loved the narration!

The Best

I’m still listening to this and I can’t stop it’s awesome. This author ticked all the boxes and then some. Narrators did a great job.

the narration was ah-may-zing!

Diontae, especially, was absolutely stellar. it was a good story, if a bit annoying at times but, I loved it. the narration definitely made the story better and feel more real

good story and overall good narration

I liked this story. I really enjoy Tor Thom's deep voice and Diontae Black had so much emotion in his voice for the characters. The reason why I did not give the narrators 5 stars is because off and on throughout the book you can hear background noises and sounds like background conversations when Diontae is narrating.

Beautiful story of finding love and peace

Slow burn omegaverse with a beautiful story of healing, Diontae Black did such an incredible job as Silas.