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I really liked the first one so am sorry to say that this one wasn't for me. Second, the cliffhanger that will be resolved in Omega’s Virtue: Part Two is hardly, as the disclaimer states, "small." I do appreciate the trigger warning, but want to advise readers that safety may be a concern since neither Beatrice nor Jack have been celibate in the intervening years (this doesn't bother me it may bother others). First, I don't consider this a standalone: the narrative provides little background on characters and lines of action introduced in the previous Omega's Gambit. I want to begin by saying that I found the blurb misleading for two reasons.

This is the second in the author's Regency/Shakespeare Adaptation/Sweet Omegaverse mash-up series centering on the four Hartwell sisters and their loves. Readers are encouraged to read them in order. Each book can be read as a standalone except Omega's Virtue which is a duet.

It is set in an alternate history with omegaverse dynamics and a guaranteed HEA. The Hartwell Sisters Saga follows four sisters determined to overcome society's strictures and expectations. Ends on a cliffhanger which will be resolved in Part 2. Omega’s Virtue Part One features MMF with a curvy FMC, enemies to lovers, and an omega who taunts alphas too much for her own good. ~~ Omega’s Virtue Part One is a romantic comedy combining genres for a fresh take on the omegaverse set in the late 18th century. When fate throws the trio together, passions flare and the heat rises.Ĭan they overcome the dark secrets that threaten to tear them apart?Īnd more importantly, will these alphas succeed in courting their omega without someone getting shot? But Jack can no longer avoid the woman who changed his life for the better and the worse when she opened the door and said “Hello, Alpha,” ten years ago. The normally easy going Colonel Jack Fordom repeatedly warns his friend away from the fiery omega. Still, from the moment he scented her, he knew she was his. She creates scandals, shoots strangers, and has no sense of self-preservation from dangerous alphas like himself. Lord Benedict Paxton has never met an omega like Beatrice Hartwell. So long as she can draw, duel, and eat whatever she pleases, Beatrice couldn’t wish for anything more, except (perhaps) more candied orange peel. ~~ The heat rages when two possessive alphas and a fiery omega mate up.~~Īs one of the notorious Hartwell omegas, Beatrice Hartwell leads the way in rejecting the Omega Virtues of Propriety, Obedience, and Serenity. What is an omega to do when the mate who rejected her and the alpha she shot are best friends and want to share her?