Pack Bliss

Blissful Omegaverse, Book 3

For a moment, I thought I had everything, only to have my happiness snatched away from me by more betrayals and lies.

Ares, Rafe, Killian, and Nox abandoned me four years ago, and now their final secret has come out: They've been working with the institute who hurt my friends and tried to sell me to the highest bidder; a deranged alpha who tried to leave me bred and broken.

This time, the pack's gone too far. I'm done hearing their excuses. I'm done handing out second chances. I might be an omega, but I'm done putting myself last.

If they want my forgiveness, they're going to have to beg for it.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Kate King & Jessa Wilder (P)2025 Tantor Media

They story is good.

I loved Bliss’s strength. She has to face problem after problem and gets herself out and through it. The story really is good. However, the different voices used for some of the characters can be downright distracting. They just don’t fit right.

Male Narrator is Horrible. Like, really bad.

This dude ruined the story. I was able to finish the whole story by having to concentrate really hard on WHAT Gabriel McNOT was reading, not how. He’s really bad.

It makes me wonder why writers and publishing companies allow just anyone to narrate their books. They’re basically using these people to present their stories to us. And if the readers are janky, it means they don’t really care how we receive it.

It’s really frustrating to find a good story like this one, and then to never want to listen to it again.

Gabriel McNOT is proof that having a good voice doesn’t automatically make you a good narrator.

I strongly recommend a similar story, the Finding My Pack series. The male narrator (Cooper North) seamlessly, perfectly narrated eight+ male characters, and is partly the reason FMP is one of my top 5 books,