Omega Found

The Omega War, Book 1

By: Evelyn Flood

Narrated by: Troy Duran, Samantha Cook

The Omega War made every omega the property of the government. Now, my body doesn't belong to me.

I need permission to eat, to sleep, to breathe. The only thing I have left is my heart, but when the winter pack save me from a dangerous situation, they might take that from me too.

For Harper, joining the winter pack is a risk, one she doesn’t have a choice in. Being owned by an alpha pack means following the omega creed, a set of laws to prevent omegas from having any influence.

For the winter pack, Harper is a complication they’re not sure they need. After all, omegas are notorious for manipulating alphas. That’s why they’re under the strict control of the Omega Compound. It’s for the good of society.

But as Harper settles in, it becomes clear that the government has been hiding the truth—about omegas, and about the mating bond they feel growing every day.

Omega Found contains references to assault, sexual abuse and suicide that may be disturbing for some listeners.

©2022 Evelyn Flood (P)2023 Podium Audio

Trigger warning

I loved the story and how deep it went but I was really disappointed in the ending . I have no clue why that part was just rushed to end . Def read the trigger warnings . It does end in a happy ending but just rushed like I said and just so many things never answered. I’m unsure if I will listen to the other 2 books unless they happen to come up free .

good.

good, very dark omegaverse. read the trigger warnings. hope they add the other 2 in the series

Powerful Story

The Omega’s determination and growth saves the pack. I enjoyed the storyline. I hope the two omegas contact as some point.

Interesting Storyline

The author has quite the imagination. Sounds like much of the atrocities that occurred in the past. I can’t understand if an Alpha has this much control over an Omega, why was this necessary? The narrators did a great job bringing characters to life. Will follow series.

Glad I gave it a shot

I don’t normally listen to trauma stories, however a couple of reviews let me know what was inside. The narrators did well could at least tell the different characters apart. The new idea is fascinating to me which opens up the idea of is this the world that we currently live on. The future or a different branch/planet. Will also check out the rest of the series.