This is an interesting new series. The concept of an omega werewolf being used (and abused) has been mentioned in other shifter stories, even with some detail. But taking it to the point where the stories are written from the point of view of the omegas actually suffering the abuse, and going through being sold to the highest bidder, is new.

Tristan, the character from whose point of view this story is told, is different and has suffered neglect during his entire life. When he is finally sold to his future owners, he's not willing to give an inch. Looking at it from the outside, he behaves like a perfect brat. Yes, he has suffered, and yes, he has reason to be distrustful, but there are also a lot of signs that something else is going on in his new home. He ignores all of them and continues with his tantrums. It takes a very long time for him to open his eyes.

I loved that the situation was so different from what it initially looked like. The fact that I discovered this long before Tristan woke up made it a little hard to hang on and be patient with him. It stopped me from having a deeper emotional connection with Tristan, but I still liked the story and look forward to more in this series. ( )

I enjoyed this book, it is a quick and fun read.Tristan is an Omega wolf shifter, and in his world that means he is sold off to the highest bidder at age 21. Tristan is not happy about his fate and makes sure that everyone knows. How he goes from resentful victim to his happy ending is an entertaining journey. I look forward to the next installment of this series. ( )