It was supposed to be an entire planet, but it never felt like it. In my mind, this entire book took place in some sort of giant box that had a cage section and a grassy green section. I am usually bad at visualizing, admittedly, but it just seemed extra hard in this book for me. It was also hard for me to visualize the scenes where this book was taking place. I just started skimming those scenes as I just felt uncomfortable, and I’ve been reading bad fanfiction for years and I usually don’t do that. But then when Carter was added into the fray, even though they didn’t have any full sex as a trio for the entire book, it just felt weird. It just felt like they were having sex to blow off steam, which is fine I guess. It didn’t feel like Pykh and Siel had much chemistry, even though they were supposed to be an established couple. I’ve read wolf books that have sex, kraken books that have sex, vampire books that have sex, and this one just made me feel GROSS.
The sex scenes in this book felt gross to me. An omega was spoiled and loved because they brought life to the pack/group. Which was the whole point of Omegas as far as I knew.
I doubt that there is anything in his body that will make him able to carry their children. Carter is just….small? He’s smaller than the aliens, so they just immediately say that he is their Omega. Their main confusion is trying to understand their new Omega.īy the way, this is definitely not an Alpha/Beta/Omega romance. Pykh can understand their captors a little bit, Siel cannot at all, but they can understand each other. Carter couldn’t understand the alien captors or cage mates, so most of his plot is stumbling through the world trying to figure out what people are saying. This allows you to see the alien perspective of planet and the human soldier perspective of the planet at the same time. This book is told both from the perspectives of Pykh, Siel, and Carter. Now he has to make a decision on whether to join their relationship and be cared for, or to continue his training of not giving any human traits to aliens. They seem to be in some kind of relationship, and they keep looking towards him to join them.
Pykh and Siel are aliens who have been enslaved for many years, and are his cage mates. He can’t survive the same way the alien creatures survive, and no one is looking for him anymore. I didn’t go into it expecting much, and I guess I got what I asked for.Ĭarter is the only human on a planet where bug aliens have enslaved a bunch of other aliens. I found this one when it was free, and decided to try it out for myself. I think I got this book when I was going through a big Alpha/Beta/Omega phase on AO3, and I wanted to see if there were any published books with this same trope.
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