Lodging the Alpha’s Omega

Alpha Omega Lodge, Book 1

By: Emma Knox

Narrated by: JJ Jenness

Steven wants to stay out of the way of all alphas. To him, they’re nothing but trouble and see omegas as nothing but pieces of meat.

So as a computer engineer, he keeps his mind focused on his job and immediate family.

Until everything goes haywire, and he’s mixed in a battle of surrounding pheromones and testosterone, a botched booking, and an alpha claiming to be his mate? He’s already had a bad experience with one alpha, and he’s not going to make the same mistake twice.

But Drake Gryther isn’t going to let Steven go easily...or at all.

Will Steven be the means to bring peace between the Relusons and Grythers?

Or will he do the same thing his family name is know for and cause a massive pack war?

Lodging the Alpha’s Omega is book one of the Alpha Omega Lodge series! There’s steamy times and an adorable baby, plus knotting and, of course, M/preg! There is no cheating, no cliffhangers, and definitely a HEA that will have you screaming for more!

©2017 Emma Knox (P)2018 Emma Knox

it is furry bl i did not ecpect it. not for me.

meh it was not for me. at least the voice acting was good. just not for me.

love this story

I couldn't pause it it's was so captivating and romantic while still keeping some spicy scenes. I loved every minute!

not even sure about the story

I am not able to even finish this. It could even be a great story but the narration feels like my 12 year old son is reading this story out loud for school. I will most likely try to get the Kindle version of this book to see if I will like it. For now with this audio version I just can't finish.

Not the most well acted or well written

This was not the most well acted or well written in this trope. The actor made all voices except the two leads have an obnoxious and nasally voice.

Average Omega Junk Romance

it was okay.

The romance was short and though Mr Purr started out fiesty it all died quickly and soon was completely gone. like an omega finding a mate automatically made them docile.

the narrator didn't do as well as some others in distinguishing characters and sometimes I wasn't sure who was talking.

all in all it had great potential and really I would've liked to have seen the fiesty stay and the romance drawn out because of it. for the most part I was disappointed it read more like cheap junk romance for little bored old ladies.