Omega Artist

A Hero Club Novel

By: Hope Irving, Hero Club

Narrated by: Wen Ross, Kai Kennicott

I lured and tricked Tig into a random hookup on social media.

He has no clue he’s anything but random to me.

He has no clue we’ll play by my rules.

He has no clue I’ll seduce him, then dump him because he deserves it.

I refuse to allow manwhores like Tig de Luca to be praised and called Don Juan for collecting women, while I’m labeled as easy for test-driving the countless suitors selected by my old-fashioned father.

I am a woman-empowering French influencer, and I’ll teach the once famous tattoo artist a lesson. It’s risk-free after all; I’m not into cocky alphas and crave a genuine connection.

I didn’t expect the game to quickly escalate into steamy, intriguing, and witty conversations.

I didn’t expect our undeniable virtual chemistry to transfer to real life.

I didn’t expect to unearth the real man beneath the surface and guarded attitude. A widower who erected barriers to protect his wounded heart. A lonely 30-something who’s not the monster I believed him to be. An omega artist who’s not my type, but that I share some unlikely affinities with.

Still, we both want something casual that doesn’t require a label. I can’t let our infuriating attraction and astonishing compatibility overrule common sense. I’m on a mission after all.

All good things must come to an end, right?

Except our ending was one I didn't see coming.

©2020 Hope Irving and Cocky Hero Club, Inc. (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Through darkness and turmoil, love can overcome

This was my first book by Hope Irving. By the end of it, I was like, wow. I sat back and just enjoyed the moment. I couldn't go to bed last night without finishing the book. I loved it so much!!! There were moments, like the end of chapter 22, where my emotions got the best of me. Yep, I cried.

I loved the depth of the characters in this book. Their struggles and demons that they faced were real, raw, so emotional. I cheered when they were overcoming their struggles. Their friends, the ones that truly stuck by them - especially Tig's close circle - wow!

The characters faced real life struggles. I like how Ms. Irving didn't try to sugar coat what they were going through. We saw the bad side of the downward spiral. We felt the shame that the characters went through with their actions. I got mad with them, I laughed with them. I wanted to go knock some sense into them. Each aspect of the story was real, has the personal touches that interconnected the story and really brought it together.

I female narrator- I love her voice and accent. The guy has a great voice too.

I am looking forward to reading more books by Ms. Irving.

Conflicted with the story.

I was so excited to have a story with a sexually confident woman. But it drove me crazy that they took that women and they made a rope a vindictive shrew in the book. This was a major hangup about the story for me, well Deila too. Otherwise it was pretty good.

BORING…I should have known

First, how can Tig not be with Delia??? Second, I’m 7 hours into the book and NOTHING has happened. These two have been having sex with EVERYONE. Absolutely no steam, no passion, JUST DRY!!! Third, the narrators are making it even more BORING. WTF!!! I DO NOT RECOMMEND.