Captivate

A Knot Their Omega Standalone

By: E. J. Lawson

Narrated by: Lance Greenfield, Stephanie Rose

I don’t need a pack. I’m doing just fine on my own.

Until one tiny mistake has me perfuming enough to draw every enforcement officer in a ten-block radius.

I know what awaits me if I go into custody as an unclaimed Omega, so when a blazing hot and surprisingly kind Alpha throws me a life raft, I grab hold with both hands.

Only problem? He didn’t exactly clear his claim on me with his pack. They don’t want an Omega—especially Thane, who seems to be calling the shots.

At least they’re letting me stay until they find another pack to take me. I should be grateful, but being trapped in a mansion with four unbonded Alphas that smell like heaven is pure torture.

Fox, Miles, Levi, and Thane are everything an Omega could ever want, but there’s a reason I was in hiding.

I have to remember… I’m Knot Their Omega.

Captivate is a standalone Omegaverse romance told from multiple points of view. It includes MM and MMFMM, and a happily ever after is guaranteed.

©2023 E. J. Lawson (P)2023 Podium Audio

O-me-gash

This book was sooo good!!! I loved the voices! I loved the alphas! I loved the sexual interactions! This omega/alpha book is one that I will be listening to multiple times!

Explores a unique facet of the omegaverse

I was happily surprised by this novel ... I had feared it would be a typical forced proximity or other minimum-author's-effort-required omega plot. This one, however, has way more depth, and the author has greatly expanded my inner vision of the omegaverse. Gold stars to this author for original and thought-provoking plotting while still giving us a happily ever after. ... and lots of hot men and spice.

Loved the creativity

The author had a creative writing style that kept me interested and laughing. I enjoyed the narrators.

Good message in the story

I liked the story and the overall message. Narration was pretty good. Worth the free listen

clinical narrators

The narrators (the guy especially) are so clinical, at times I thought they were ai. the story gets lost listening. idk if it was what they were directed to do or their choices but they didn't distinguish between voices well. it was like listening to someone read a car manual