Knot Your Forever

Jaded Omegas, Book 4

By: Jarica James

Narrated by: Ava Flynn, Soren Gray

Losing your mate is said to be one of the most painful experiences an omega can face, I now know how true that is.

Now I have to face a world without Everett. He was my best friend, my mate, and my alpha.

It didn't take long before I decided that it was too hard to keep going. I just have one last piece of unfinished business . . . meeting his twin, Lake, a year after Everett's passing to read the letters he left us. Only Lake isn't alone. His pack is worried about his sudden silence and crashes our reunion.

Riven, Micah, and Drew all want to keep their packmate from drowning in his pain. But then something happens none of us expect . . . we aren't just strangers, but pack.

Now we're facing the ghost of Everett together and the guys want to help me move on, but I'm not so sure I can. I've already lost one mate and I'm terrified to let myself love again.

Am I strong enough to embrace my new forever or will my grief claim me first?

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Jarica James (P)2023 Tantor Media

Be ready for a cry fest

Omg I cried for 80% of this book. Triggered warning for death of a loved one. I had to leave to grocery store because I started bawling while listening to the letter he wrote her to open after his death😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 never read a omegaverse story like this one.
I need a break but so glad I read this one.

So good

I teared up multiple times and smiled when the trials were over come. the performances were very good.I like this author and I've read and listened to a lot of her books. I have to say this one has been my favorite.

Bittersweet

This was a bittersweet listen. I did enjoy the story and Liked seeing Micah back and finding his own Happy but I feel like we missed out on the forming of the pack I wish there was more to the Guys POV and we got some of the back story on the others it was very solely focused on Shaye and Lake and seemed a little like we were dropped into the middle of a story, wish it was developed a bit more or really this could have been a duet like Ellie's story. I did really like how she handled the heavier topics and narration was done well.