Jarica James

Safe Haven

Kelly Casey

I don't love omegaverse books. That is my conclusion. However, this was an interesting book about a girl who is sexually assaulted by her political boss, the mayor, and when she becomes pregnant her life starts to seemingly fall apart. Then in walks a friendly pack of handsome men who take her in at the behest of her brother, and the rest is history. It was a decent enough romance, but I really struggled to distinguish between some of the male characters. Honestly, it just wasn't anything special. I also felt like the sub-plot was really lacking because it felt like the consequences should have been higher stakes and higher drama which is saying a lot due to a spoiler in the middle of the book that amps up the drama. Plus there were scenes that could have added to the relationships to me such as maybe a slow-build scene between Briar and Tallon while playing video games, or a fun food-play cooking scene between Briar and Graham. I think these interests fell away rather than added to the book and chemistry between the characters. It could have been so much more than it was, but like I said it was still decent. 

Safe Haven

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