I lost interest during that time and would’ve DNFed but I wanted to see if this would pick up eventually, which didn’t happen.Ĭlaiming His Potential (Northbay Pack Book #3) by Jena Wade and Lorelei M. When Logan gets kidnapped I thought the plot would pick up but we end up with Logan reforming the pack who kidnapped him and making him desirable for other packs for his leadership and organization skills. Gray is the Alpha leader and while his ‘dilemma is about finding another Alpha to lead with him, he knows it won’t happen because he loves Logan yet he doesn’t do anything to accomplish a relationship. What I didn’t like is how the book didn’t have a dilemma. I enjoyed the pack dynamic where we have leaders within communities and where A/A pairings were the norm when it came to leading a pack something is frown upon in the regular omegaverse where the norm is A/O pairings. What I liked the most about Logan was how he managed the pack, took care of the everyday duties, and knew he could do much more. I also enjoyed reading about the main Omega in this book Logan – smart, organized, and with high leadership skills. We have a pack well there are A/B/O but also Delta and Gamma which is something I’ve never seen before in other omegaverse books. What I enjoyed the most in this book was how the pack worked.
However, this one was low in the romance department IMO. Never Underestimate an Omega by Eden Winters: This was my first read of the month and it was quite a disappointment! As I’ve mentioned before, I try to read at least one A/B/O book a month (or more if I can), and most of the time they deliver.
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