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I found the concept of this book very interesting. It was set in a dystopian world where people take medication to dampen their natural instincts. Raven is an Omega and a scientist. She and her team, including Alix, who is an Alpha, go into the wild zone where Alpha’s roam freely and don’t dampen their instincts. Raven and her team are on a scientific mission when they are attacked. Raven and Alix are left to their own devices with no dampeners. Without their medication their instincts start to come out, Raven goes into heat and Alix is the alpha she turns to, but of course it’s not a hardship for either of them, because they’ve always had a thing for each other.

Up until that point, I really enjoyed the book. I thought the chemistry between Alix and Raven was off the charts. He was really sweet to her and took care of her, while also being very alpha and doling out discipline. Then it all went to hell. These two brothers come out of nowhere (and honestly they were so forgettable for me that I don’t even remember their names) and get in on the action. Then suddenly Raven is in love with all of them...?! Huh?! I’ve read a lot of insta love romance novels but this was ridiculous! I don’t even think she knew their names by the time she was “in love� with them!

Their only purpose was to introduce crazy group sex scenarios and I just wasn’t there for it. I have read a few RH books and the ones that I have liked, there was a buildup in the relationship between the men and the MFC. This book just expected me to accept that they were all together now and they were in love. It was forced and I hated it. There are more books in this series but I won’t be continuing on with them.