Omega's First: An Alpha Omega MPreg: 3 (Omega House) Paperback – 4 Mar. 2018

I received this book by the author and this is my honest opinion.After reading Freddie story and how good it was I was looking forward to the stray that he took in Andy. But I've gone from giving that book a 5 star to toying between a two and three for this one. This author can write as verified by the 5 on the last book but this one just hit so many buffers I was left slightly disappointed. It was okay but things that I didn't like is that Andy had problems as detailed in book 2 and yet these were left unresolved and not mentioned but instead leaving this as the angst of the book we have instead a serious assault. Now I could of went along with that but I felt that it was glossed over and yes it could be argued that we all handle things differently but there was a phrase which I didn't particularly care for and that was that the attackers never knotted and only managed a thrust or two, so no I wasn't happy with that. I also wanted Freddie and Ethan to have a cameo especially at the birth but they were not mentioned at all yet we had Matt who we barely knew. The issue with xander was left unresolved to.So there were quite a few things I Did not care for and that I wished there was more detail on but there was some good parts too, I liked both characters, and even if it felt rushed there build up and interaction between them especially when jude was being tender towards Andy. I'm rounding up to three stars.

I wanted to love this but for there to be no real closure about the rape that took place, and for Andy to be able to move on like that is troubling... so therefore I cannot give this anymore stars... for all of this, the rape part could have been left out completely because it really didn’t play any real significance in the story.

A story about an alpha and omega who meet, fall in love,have a baby and start their own family. A good read.

Aria Grace gives us another wonderful instalment in the omega house series. This is a mm mpreg series. I can’t wait to read more.

Okay, my second book review ever:If you don't know how to handle trauma respectfully, with sincerity or care, don't write about it. This was a disgrace.Helpful hint: pick up a book. The incidences of sexual trauma in straight and LGBTQA communities are astounding and have life long emotional, and psychological consequences whether the victim is gay or straight, drugged or sober.