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Knot Your Damn Omega by Devyn Sinclair

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sirdemalmanche's review against another edition

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tense fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? N/A
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.25

shaykay's review against another edition

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emotional hopeful lighthearted medium-paced

3.5

I really wanted to love this one! I was working on my backstock of book reviews, and when I came across Knot All that Glitters, I was reminded of the first book in this series, this one, and even saw another one scheduled to come out in October! I could not wait to read that book, so I went back to read this one. I don’t know if it was where I was struggling with reading lately or just wanting more chaos in the book, but I was left wanting more. The book wasn’t bad. Don’t get me wrong, I did enjoy Esme’s story, but I really wanted some of the drama followed through, like her standing up to the press, the matchmaker causing drama, or even some left-field bad guy appearing, but we didn’t get that at all. I wanted a little more focus on her artwork and even seeing her pack meet her sisters because I feel like they would’ve all been hanging out a lot since the twins are so close. I just feel like tattoo artists would get a lot with rock bands. But it was an excellent omegaverse, and we had a ton of scenes with her and her pack. They do come together pretty early in the book, so we see a lot of steamy moments, but they don’t fully bond until the very end of the book due to Esme’s own issues. The book focuses heavily on her and her poor self-image; honestly, she had a very rough life growing up. It always seemed like they shoved her into a box that she didn’t fit in, and she was out on an island all alone. It was really devastating to learn just how alone she was, even though she and her twin really relied on one another a lot. They had completely different upbringings.

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manda24176's review

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5.0

Knot Your Damn Omega

Loved this omegaverse standalone. I love that Esme was strong enough to say no to her mother when it was really needed. Nothing like having an overbearing parent who thinks they know best. I also love that Esme was able to put her fears aside and take a chance with the Nautilus Pack. The guys were super sweet and understanding and willing to do what it took to prove they were there for her and not her twin Eva. Eva is an amazing sister so don't think it's something bad. Definitely give this book a try if you love omegaverse story's.

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DNF @ 51%

I related to the FMC but it felt like her only personality trait was being insecure. Besides that, I didn’t really connect to the characters or the pack dynamic. It felt formulaic to me.