This is the conclusion of Avery’s story and picks up where book one ends. 

I love Avery, she’s so spunky! She might be an omega, but has her own strong opinions and a passion for acting that is all her own. 

The guys grovel, and then grovel some more. My favorite part was the character I thought least likely to grovel, did all the groveling!

There are lots of steamy scenes of course, to me it felt like more passion than in book one.

Poorly formatted, grammatical errors, random switching between tenses, wrong words used, misspellings

I greatly enjoyed Haze’s new book. It has all the elements I love - instalove, sweet, fast paced, reverse harem, lots of steam and set in the omegaverse. There are five main love interests, and they grow interested in the FMC at differing paces. The most stubborn male comes around rather suddenly at the end of the book - a bit too quick of a turn around for me, but my only complaint. The men are naturally part of the same pack. 

The FMC’s best friend is great fun to read about, and has a story line of her own, which makes for a more interesting read. 

I can’t wait for the next book!

Taking off immediately from book two, this book has more action and in my opinion, less bullying, which was perfect for me. Relationships between one of the main love interests grows and deepens, which was great to see, and the age gap /teacher / student relationship made me quite happy! There is a lot of steam, but it adds to the storyline nicely and shows how the characters are growing and changing in their relationships. Her relationship with the two student MMC changes a lot in this book, which was written well and done in a believable fashion. As in previous books, her best friend Winnie steals the show - I wish I had that kind of good friend in real life! There is quite the surprise twist at the end of the book, one I did not see coming at all, and makes me very excited and impatient for the next book!

This is the third book in the series with at least one more to go. There is a cliffhanger. You do need to read the previous books in order.

Part two of this series takes place immediately after book one and you do need to read the first book to follow this book. We continue to follow Rhi’s adventures at her school along with her fun and well-written Winnie. She is involved with her first main love interest at the start of this book and there are some hot steamy scenes throughout that help form bonds between the two. There is definite character growth between the first MMC which is nice to see! Rhi is still constantly bullied-it’s graphic and frequent! This is most noticeable with two of the guys who will end up in her harem. 

 There is a lot of conflict and nothing is really resolved in this book but you end up with a lot more questions than answers. As with the first book, this ends quickly and will leave you anxious to read the rest of this series. 

The first book in this series is a quick read that will make you hooked from the start. There are questions from the start that will leave you hanging. If you enjoy academia you’ll definitely enjoy this book! I do wish their had been more info about the school itself, how and why it came into existence, especially since the majority of the book takes place there.  This is not necessary to the story at all however, and there is still a lot of world-building. 

 There is ALOT of bullying, and severe and graphic at that, so if you enjoy this type of book you’ll greatly enjoy this book! I do wish the nicknames varied a bit, using the same one all the time felt a bit much. There is a warning at the beginning of the book about this, which is always appreciated!

The book does not end with a HFN ending, and it ends quick. You’ll definitely want to read the next two books in this series right away!

This book was poorly written and edited. Book was extremely repetitive. FMC was extremely whiny. There was zero chemistry and the sex scenes were boring as a result. Ends on a cliffhanger as does book two and I will never read from these authors again (author name is actually a group of writers).