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Cause, oddly enough, THIS Omegaverse book (while sharing the typical Omegaverse themes and terms) was it's OWN book. It had it's own story and own path and I enjoyed reading it.
exotic vacations, dinners at the finest restaurants-any person would feel pursued. But what are his intentions? Surprisingly, we see in the first glimpse of God's wildness the goodness of his heart-he gives us our freedom. This is one of the best Omegaverse stories I’ve had the pleasure to read. It was definitely on the dark side. It is also under the dystopian trope category. The author has created a well-developed world where society is run by various criminal factions, after governments have failed due to wars. Shifting for herself on the streets, December, the heroine, finds herself in a holding cell after being caught stealing medicine from a drugstore. Although she thinks she is ill from some unknown disease, the Alpha whose jail she finds herself in knows better. She is an Omega, about to enter her first heat and he, Nikolai, plans to take advantage of her plight while he has her in his grip. I like the way John Eldredge writes and thinks, but I did not quite realize how similar all of his books seem to be. Having already read Wild at Heart and Captivating many years ago, I found The Sacred Romance to be strikingly like an early draft of both books. Or more accurately, the later books are a more targeted retelling of the same story began in The Sacred Romance, with just a shift in focus.
John Eldredge
About eighteen months ago, my mom handed me this little book and told me her book club was reading it. She thought I might like it. That little book was Epic by John Eldredge, and I more than liked it – the book fundamentally shifted the way I see my faith. And it made me want to read everything Eldredge has ever written.
But I've been praying for God to reveal His heart to me in a way I've not experienced before, and for Him to show me who He truly is--not what American Christianese Culture says he is.I loved the psychologist! He was so funny and portrayed realistically. Again, I really appreciate all the attention to detail that went into the psychologist's interactions with December and Nikolai. I really enjoyed the mixture of Omegaverse and mafia (another favorite trope of mine of which I have also read extensively) here and I thought it was very well done. I also loved a lot of the psychological elements here - as with a lot of Omegaverse books and books dealing with other animalistic/PNR based characters - and I thought the author wrote a really solid story here. urn:oclc:566451801 Republisher_operator [email protected] Scandate 20120108192849 Scanner scribe15.shenzhen.archive.org Scanningcenter shenzhen Source
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