Scan barcode
A review by its_aislinn
A Pack For Christmas by Jillian West
5.0
AHH where do I even begin?! “A Pack for Christmas” is the sweetest, most joyful holiday novel with just a teeeeny bit of angst. It is a reverse harem omegaverse, with a pack of 3 alphas and a beta (who you can’t convince me isn’t part alpha). Their omega, Everly, is quirky and fun and desperate for her own child, bond be damned.
“A Pack for Christmas” crosses off so many of my favorite tropes:
- he falls first and falls hard
- grumpy sunshine
- natural harem building
- healthy communication
I also love that the men aren’t carbon copies of one another. Lukas is the beta with a mouth on him (his dirty talk is probably my most highlighted), Connor is the polite businessman, Archer is the Scottish-American who is obsessed with being “a gentleman”, and Murphy is the big, gruff alpha who is really just a softie. They each compliment Evie in different ways. I also appreciated that, after finding out she has a job, they never once tried to persuade her to give it up. Instead, they actually looked at how they could use her skills to make her feel more comfortable being with them, which came in the form of being an antique appraiser at the lodge. These men truly loved her from the beginning and (ugh!) it was so cute to see.
There is no other woman, no third act breakup, and no real drama. If you’re looking for something to satisfy your sweet tooth, while giving you that little bit of angst to make things fun, definitely give this book a read!
“A Pack for Christmas” crosses off so many of my favorite tropes:
- he falls first and falls hard
- grumpy sunshine
- natural harem building
- healthy communication
I also love that the men aren’t carbon copies of one another. Lukas is the beta with a mouth on him (his dirty talk is probably my most highlighted), Connor is the polite businessman, Archer is the Scottish-American who is obsessed with being “a gentleman”, and Murphy is the big, gruff alpha who is really just a softie. They each compliment Evie in different ways. I also appreciated that, after finding out she has a job, they never once tried to persuade her to give it up. Instead, they actually looked at how they could use her skills to make her feel more comfortable being with them, which came in the form of being an antique appraiser at the lodge. These men truly loved her from the beginning and (ugh!) it was so cute to see.
There is no other woman, no third act breakup, and no real drama. If you’re looking for something to satisfy your sweet tooth, while giving you that little bit of angst to make things fun, definitely give this book a read!