Believe It or Knot: Part Two

Runaway Omega, Book 2

By: Harper Wylde

Narrated by: Christian Leatherman, Isabelle Turner

Fate gave me everything… Then, my past came back and stole it all away.

In the blink of an eye, I lost my freedom, my fated pack, and my only shot at happiness.

Alone and outnumbered, I'm held captive by my worst nightmares. My old pack thinks I'm worthless and weak, but I'm not the same Omega they once knew. They have no idea how hard I'll fight to get back to them—the six men who claimed my heart. My scent matches. My perfect pack.

I'll go to any lengths, walk through any hell if it means getting to see them again. Now that I've had a taste of love, I'm not giving it up.

I know my mates are coming for me, but if life has taught me anything, it's that sometimes, you have to claim your destiny for yourself.

The promise of our future hangs just out of reach, dangled in front of me like a carrot on a stick. But I'm done being a pawn in the wicked games of others.

There's power in being an Omega, and for the first time in my life, I'm ready to embrace who I am.

I'm Demi Leigh, an Omega who never used to believe in happily ever afters. But since I met my pack, I know they exist.

And I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make mine come true.

Believe It or Knot: Part Two is the second book in a reverse harem (MFMMMMM) Omegaverse duet with no choosing, no cheating, and a guaranteed HEA! Intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Harper Wylde (P)2024 Podium Audio

My Thoughts on Believe It or Knot: Part Two

I loved the way this duet ended. And I also love that this is the beginning of a series because there were definitely some characters that were secondary, but I know I want more of like Julia and her family as well as pack Jacobs. But I enjoyed the fact that in this story Demi really got to take control of the direction things would go. She got to play a big role in saving herself. Everything was wrapped up exactly the way I hoped by the end, although there is a part of me that wished we could’ve gotten there a little bit sooner, but that was just the part of me that was getting nervous and anxious as the inevitable chaos erupted. This was a very well-paced book, and I enjoyed it from start to finish. I loved both narrators once again and hope to hear them in future romance novels.

Disappointing

Very disappointing. Its definitely a let down. The story is all spice and little substance. I like spicy books, but Wylde didn't seem to put much work into anything else the conflicts with her old pack are a let down. The last book had a lot of build up but there is no pay off here. Its all s*xy times. Heck they go on a date but Wylde skips that and cuts right back to s*xy times. I would say 75% of this is spicy scenes and the rest is disappointing plot wrap ups.

Also, like the last book the narrators read exceptionally slowly. It sounds like they are speaking in slow mo. You have to speed it up for it to sound normal, at about 1.2x most of the time. There were some points that I had to listen at 1.5x just for it to sound right. Their voices are nice just really really slow.

Drawn out to the extreme

Holy cow, where to start—and unfortunately, it's not a good one. While this part had more spice, it didn't make up for how excessively drawn out the story was. Demi's mates take the entire book to bond with her, postponing the inevitable without any real reason. The story could have ended multiple times, but it just kept going. I almost DNF’d because Demi's constant doubts and insecurities, even after her mates returned for her, were too much to handle. It felt like the author was searching for an ending and just kept writing until it finally happened. I wanted to like this book, but... no.