An obedient ray of sunshine. Ask anyone to describe me and that’s probably the answer you’ll get.
The only way to avoid punishment in the facility I was raised in is to follow the rules. But I break the biggest I help another omega escape.
I never could’ve imagined my punishment. I’m sold to the Mercer Family Farm. Shipped off in a cage.
My new role? Bait. Feral alpha bait.
I quickly learn that everything I ever knew was a lie. There are no rules here.
Griffin, Ash, and Rage. Three feral alphas who should tear me apart on sight. Three alphas I have to tame if I want to survive. But I’m the newest weapon meant to control them.
Rowan is the only one who isn’t a threat. He’s an insecure beta, the son of the man who bought me. And the first person to ever show me kindness.
Wrapped up in the underground suppressant trade, I find myself drawn to all four of these men. If we want our lives, our freedom, we have to fight for it.
Feral for the Pack’s Omega is an interconnected standalone from the Riverwell Omegaverse Series. While it can be enjoyed on its own, it does contain some spoilers for books earlier in the series. This is a 140k word, slow-burn, non-shifter, omegaverse reverse harem MFMMM romance! It is not intended to be a dark romance, but it does deal with darker themes.
it was a good read. i love this author and had the amazing opportunity to beta read this book. So my version had some minor mistakes. But the book was very good. Some thing where a little cheesy but I like that.
but also the darker themes i didnt know i needed it from this author but I did need it!
The end tho felt a little rushed and I hate that they don't meet the parents. so yeah that's the one star reduction.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
edit: I read the end of the arc and it far better then the beta copies maybe inwould have said 5 stars now but 4,5 definitely
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
This book was amazing! This was a story I didnt know i needed but it made my heart so happy to read. Mirabelle is sent somewhere new. There she meets Rowan, Ash, Griffin, and my favorite Rage. She soon learns that this place is not as bad as she thought it would be thanks to Rowan. As she deals with both the good and the bad she finds her pack even though she never thought it would lead to that. I would love to read more from this author because this book was amazing.
Fantastic in every way, another in the series I can highly recommend!
📚Book = Interconnecting Standalone (Bk 3) 🔥Burn = Slow, 🎭OW/OM Drama = No, 🐺Alpha Men = Absolutely, 💯 🌶️Heat/spice = 8/10, 😬Angst = High, 💔Third Act Breakup = No, 🤥Cheating = No, 🏳️🌈MM/FF = Yes, 🤷🏻♀️RH/ Poly = RH, 🔹POV = 1st Person, MPV, 🔸Genre = Dark Omegaverse, 🔹Tropes = MFMMM (AOAAB)✨ Forced Proximity/Captivity✨Sunshine FMC✨3 x Feral Alphas & a Sweet Beta✨Traumatised MMC’s & FMC ✨FMC held captive as bait to tame feral Alphas✨MMC’s held captive, forced drūg use and fights✨Touch her and di3✨Fated Mates but they can’t tell✨MMC’s softies but only for her✨HEA✨ ‼️Please Check TW’s before reading‼️
I loved every bit of this book, even though there were certain situations that were unsettling, especially for poor Mirabelle when around Jett at the Mercer Farm. It was such a compelling and engaging story. I got completely invested in the characters each having wonderful personalities and backstories, you couldn’t help but be intrigued and gripped by each one. I adored Mira's wonder at the world around her, after having no memory of the outside world after being held captive for 15 years within the facility.
I especially loved how her men each found their own rejuvenated will to live and fight once she arrived, and how they all learnt to work together as a team to achieve the goal of surviving, with hopes of one day escaping. The Riverwell Omegaverse series are all fantastic books. I love how you meet the characters from previous books, how they interlock with each other at some point within their own personal stories, and how they drive the stories further, (can be read on their own, but better as a series). I'm completely enamoured with them all and can’t wait for more!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Mirabelle knows nothing but rules, keep your head down and be ‘a good girl’, whilst being held at the Facility. That all changes when she helps a new omega (Reyna - bk 2) being held captive, by releasing her restraints. Unbeknown to her, Reynas' bonded mates are circling, which puts Mira in the frame. Mr Sebastian then sells Mira to an ìllėgal underground fighting ring as bate to tame the feral alphas. Now Mira doesn’t understand the world, the rules she lived by don’t make any sense here, she doesn’t understand what she’s done wrong to receive the ill-treatment and harm at the hands of Jett. Luckily, there is a beta here that, for some reason, she feels a connection too, who's trying his best to protect her and keep her out of Jett’s sights. There are also three other extremely large alphas all locked in cages, who she’s told will rįp-her-apart, however that doesn’t seem to be the case. Why does she feel a connection to them also, and how can she protect them whilst protecting herself?
* Mirabelle = forced heats for the underground enhancement ďrůg trade. She’s now bait to tame feral alphas before the farm loses control over them. - Sweet, thoughtful and protective of those she loves, she always looks for the best in everything.
Rowan is so downtrodden, he hates everything about his life; his father, the family business, and most of all, his awful brother Jett. Then Jett decides to bring in an Omega to help tame the feral alpha before they lose control and obviously has nėfārious intentions towards her. Rowan has this unexpected and bewildering need to protect her, one he doesn’t understand, but one he will strive to achieve even if it puts him in his brother’s way! Now he has to prove to his father he can be something he was adamant he would NEVER be…..a trainer, but if it means he can protect Mira and the fighters, then so be it!
* Rowan = Beta hero, åbůsed within his own family, especially by his brother Jett. Mira completely changes his outlook on life and what the future could hold. - Sweet cinnamon roll, very protective of Mira and a diamond in the rough.
Each alpha is broken in their own way; ďrůgging, fighting and pain are all they have known. Then this sweet, chatty omega appears, who smells like strawberry cheesecake. For some reason, they immediately feel compelled to protect her, to shield her from any harm she will be exposed to, they just have to learn to work together to survive and wait until the opportune moment……and strike!!
* Griffin = New fighter at the Mercer farm after being sold to them by his father. - Golden retriever, witty and loves bantering with Mira * Ash = Trapped on the Mercer farm for many years, it’s only been him and Rage. Then appears a new annoying alpha, along with a fragile, sweet smelling omega who he feels unusually protective of. - Growly and grumpy, Alpha. Extremely possessive and protective of Mira. * Rage = The most feral and longest captive, virtually mute, on the brink of losing himself completely. Until Mira is thrown into his cell, now he has a reason to speak and to live again. - Dangerous hulk of a cinnamon roll, he just wants to be loved and held by Mira. Super soft and gentle, but only for her!
This is the 3rd book in the Riverwell Omegaverse series, and focuses around Mirabelle, who was introduced in book two.
Mira is a really interesting character. Never failing to see the good in things, and living with wide-eyed wonder as she finally gets to live outside the facility she was captive in. I love her unfailing loyalty and positivity, even in a world that has never treated her well.
Now, let's talk about the alphas. I'm as feral for them as they are for Mira. Each one is broken in his own way, and it's just heart-wrenching. I think I have to say Rage is my favourite. His backstory is tragic, and despite knowing nothing but pain most of his life, he's so gentle with Mira. And she's the reason he makes his way back to sanity, which sounds weird but was so fantastic to read.
The world building and character development in this book are just as good as the first two. The world of the south vs north, alphas and omegas, trafficking and underground fighting is dark, gritty and dangerous. But it all encompasses events that began in book one, so even though these books are standalones, I recommend reading them in order to have the full background story.
I can't recommend this series enough. As with the first two, this is a slow burn and focuses on plot over smut, but of course there's some very hot scenes in each book. I can honestly say this series has made me a huge fan of Callie Clark!
Feral for the Pack’s Omega is the third book in the Riverwell Omegaverse series a set of interconnected standalones. Remember the Omega in the facility that helped Reyna in book two? She’s got her own story! I received an advance review copy and my thoughts are my own. Thank you to the author for my eArc.
Tropes and themes include: ✨Why choose (mfmmm) ✨Feral alphas ✨Fated mates (but they can’t tell) ✨Sunshine but naive FMC ✨Traumatized MCs ✨Touch her and die ✨Sweet beta ✨Forced proximity ✨Pack formation ✨Multi, first person POV
The Lovely: I loved this story for the characters and the unique plot. These are no billionaire or high profile alphas. They have to scramble to take care of their omega, relying on their love for her instead. All the main characters have had rough lives and I loved how they healed together.
Recommendation: Technically this is a re-read for me as I previously beta read this story. I loved the ending and how things turned out for the alphas especially. If you are in the mood for a darker omegaverse with feral alphas and a fight to be together, I think you would like this book.
Tropes: * Omegaverse * Why choose (MMMMF) * Alpha/Omega/Beta (AAABO) * Dark themes * Traumatised MMC/FMC * Sunshine MFC * Touch her and… * Fated mates * They’re sweet (but only for her) * Slow(ish) burn
Safety: Trafficking, attempted SA, violence, torture, drug use, addiction, traumatic pasts
This is such a brutal series, and on occasion they can be hard to read. I loved Mira - captive for so long, but still so ‘innocent’ and sweet, her reactions to the world arond her are gorgous. Sold to an underground ring as punishment, she’s lost and confused, but a sweet beta does his best to protect her… And don’t get me started on the feral alpha’s who’ll tear her apart… they will… but in a good way. Iykwim….
I loved all of the characters, but yep… I love Rowan, but Rage…. he’s the ultimate. He’s here for Mira, and Mira alone. The bond between them is gorgeous. In fact, the world building in this with all of the characters is amazing!
This is heavy on plot, lighter on the spice, but what is there is pretty hot! Please note, there is crossover with the earlier books, so while it can be standalone, it’s best read in order.
This book was fantastic, but oh my heart, it was ripped apart and put back together again. The concept of this book was so different than other omegaverse books I have read, and at first I was hesitant but I am so glad that I read it, devoured it is more like it.
Our omega, Mirabelle, is just the sweetest thing. Even in the face of so much violence and uncertainty, she still does her best to see the good in every day and is thankful for just being alive.
Our beta, Rowan, is just what Mira needed to start to heal. Supportive, dedicated and loving. He stuck by her side no matter what came his way.
Our alphas, well they were a mess a lot of the time haha! Rage, Ash and Griffin were exactly what you would expect from a feral alpha, but they didn’t let that get in the way of how they treated Mirabelle. They made sure she knew she was safe with them and cared for.
I was so happy with the ending and was sad to see it was over. It all wrapped up well and the growth with all the character, especially Mira and Rage, was beautiful. I will definitely be reading more of this authors work!!
I thought I fell in love with book 1, obsessed with book 2... Well book 3 has me feral. I didn't think I could love another group of guys even more, but it happened. Rage absolutely has my heart in this one, but all the guys overall are amazing. This time? We even get a Beta in the mix.
The guys have a harsh background, and a story that each tug at your soul a bit more every time you find out something new. Our FMC has a story that makes you want to bundle her up and protect her just like the Alpha's around her do.
The story continues the overarching plot with the new information we got in book 2 and only feed my need more to watch every single one of the bad guys fall at the hands of the Ward and Graylock Packs. This new pack not only get a new dynamic in the mix, but it also throws an extra curveball with having feral Alpha's and my heart is with them all. By the end of the book, I was in tears and needing every ounce of good to happen for all of them! I am hoping beyond all hope that this is not the end.
This book was truly something special! Each character was traumatized and I loved how they were learning to heal not only themselves but also each other. I also loved the fact that they were fated mates and none of them knew, the guys just immediately knew Mira was theirs and she knew they were hers. I truly loved all the characters. Mira with her sweet innocence and desperate desire to please and care for her mates. Griffin with his fierce protectiveness and fun loving banter. Ash with his devout possessiveness and grumpiness that only Mira breaks through. Sweet Rowan, with his gentle soul, lack of confidence and complete devotion. But Rage, with his total teddy bear for Mira personality and desperate need to be loved despite his wounded psyche, truly became my favorite. I could've happily continued reading about this pack, I was honestly so sad when it ended. This is truly a must read Omegaverse that will steal your heart!
*I received an Advanced Reader Copy from the author and this is my honest and voluntary review!*
Book 3 of the Riverwell Omegaverse series, where we have captive omega Mirabelle, who helped Reyna while she was held captive in her book, being sold to the Mercer Farm to control their feral alphas used for fighting rings. Mirabelle is protected by the owners son, Rowan, as well as all 3 of the feral alphas - Rage, Ash and Griffin. This one was a harder read with what all 5 of the future pack deal with before they're able to bond, but it wrapped up what happened following the events of Luna and Reyna's books. This one had a lot more spice than the previous books, but not so much that it takes away from the story. I do wish we'd have gotten a tiny bit more of Reyna and her pack, as well as a little bit of Luna and her pack as well. Story is FMMMM, with some darker themes and so definitely check your triggers on this one. Read and reviewed from an advanced reader copy, all thoughts and opinion are my own.
I received an ARC. This is my voluntary, honest review. This book was the first I’ve read by this author. I highly recommend this story. I was immediately sucked into the world and captivated by the characters and their journey. Feral for the Pack’s Omega follows five individuals on a powerful journey of self-discovery as they overcome severe abuse and torture, fighting together for a brighter future. Through their struggles, they forge a deep bond, escape their torment, and create a found family built on love and resilience. Mirabelle is kind-hearted and resilient, often underestimating her own strength. Rowan discovers his courage as he stands up for those he loves. Griffin remains calm and composed, demonstrating remarkable self-control despite immense hardships. Ash, though quiet and calculating, is plagued by deep-seated paranoia. Rage embodies affection and care, all beneath a formidable exterior of strength and willpower.
I don't have much experience with the omegaverse (in fact, this is the first book I've read), but I have to admit that I liked it!
Let's start with the assumption that the writing flows well; I didn't find any imbalance between dialogue and description. The language is modern, simple, and immediate, which is appropriate for this type of story.
The plot is simple and linear, there are no particular twists or subplots, but it is well executed.
The characters all have their own voice and are easily distinguishable, whether their name is mentioned or not, which is not easy at all (especially with Rage), so kudos to the writer! I found Mira a little... annoying at times and some of the dialogue a little too sappy for my taste, but that's just personal preference.
An excellent start to this genre, so much so that I think I'll read the previous books too!
I liked it but it was missing the tension. Mira is sold by a facility to this family that also owns alphas they use as fighters. All are treated as less than human. This obviously has caused massive trauma especially to the alphas who have been there so long. Mira's naivety makes sense due to her upbringing and she's so sweet against the harshness of her surroundings. The way she helps Rowan and the alphas is wonderful. They are all broken in their own ways. The story was very straightforward, no real twists in the plot. I enjoyed it and may do a reread as I'm not 100% sure what I think. I liked Mira and Rage was my favorite. Griffin and his relationship with Rowan was great to see too (no mm). Even Ash grew a bit as a character. I think if the last half of the book could have had more tension of wondering if they were going to be safe or not, along with more if the healing conversations that would have made it better.
Feral for the Pack’s Omega is a high-heat reverse harem omegaverse romance that fully commits to intensity, devotion, and pack dynamics. Callie Clark delivers a fast-paced, emotionally charged story where the bond between the omega and her pack feels powerful, protective, and deeply consuming.
Each member of the pack brings a distinct presence, making the relationships feel intentional and layered rather than rushed. The chemistry is explosive, the feral energy is strong, and the emotional pull keeps the story moving right alongside the heat. The pacing is excellent for this genre, making it easy to binge and hard to put down.
I’d highly recommend this book to readers who enjoy omegaverse romance, reverse harem dynamics, and fiercely protective pack bonds. If you like your romance intense, possessive, and packed with passion, this one absolutely delivers.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
It was to start off, I was not prepared for the darker contact matter that was present in this book (my fault really I saw Callie Clark and decided I needed to apply for the ARC immediately), but it was definitely an interesting new perspective in this realm from Callie Clark! I would definitely recommend checking out the content warnings before diving in because there are so pretty heavy things to discussed.
I thought this world was really interesting and the build out of the scene kept you informed. The characters were all very developed and interesting and you really got to see inside their heads! And while there is a lot of bad, there is a lot of good that our main female character gets to experience. So if you’re looking for a book that is a little on the darker side, but still has some light then this one’s for you!
I was given the opportunity to ARC feral for the packs omega by Callie Clark. All the ⭐️s! 🌶3.5 This is a Reverse Harem, Omegaverse, Multi POV where essentially everyone comes from traumatic backgrounds because this world deals in some pretty shady stuff. There are Trigger warnings so please check those if you are interested in this book. I absolutely went feral for this book. I could not put it down! The FMC is a sunshine girl despite the crap that's thrown at her and whats she been through. The men are all varying shades of grumpy some more so than others. The spice was spicy and worth the wait. Love the twists and turns because during reading i had no idea how this book would end. Callie has secured a spot as one of my favorite authors! I'll be going and reading her other books she has out!
Rage and Ash have fought mental and physical battles to survive the circumstances they find themselves in. Garrett is the new guy fighting to keep his sanity and his dignity. Mira is the naive Omega who is all sunshine despite what she's been through and Rowan is the Beta that is willing to risk it all to keep them safe.
This was a book about found family. A family that is carrying emotional baggage the size of a small mountain but they somehow find a way to work together to save it all from the dangerous men who threaten their very existence.
I cried with them. I smiled with them. And when they beat all the odds stacked against them I celebrated with them! If you enjoy Omegaverse books I definitely recommend reading this one but please check the trigger warnings because this is a darker omegaverse that covers sensitive subjects.
This was the first book I've read written by Callie Clark and I will definitely read the other books in this universe/series of interconnected standalones because the story really sucked me in from the first chapter.
I liked how the world, themes and characters backgrounds were dark but the romance super sweet. It felt like the characters got a lot of space to be developed and all the main characters were given depth and space which in turn made for a great, sweet slow burn romance that were made more interesting by the setting and amount of plot vs. smut.
I loved Rage! And Mira, such a sweet character and naive from being held captive but I loved watching her character grow and her loyalty and genuine kindness while finding a backbone and her own footing in the world was refreshing.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This author never fails to bring the type of sori that pulls you into it Mira was introduced in the last book, and this one picks up where they wete looking for her and how how sorry and what her adventure brought.
Sold to a Fighting farm, with feral Alphas, Rowan a very insecure Beta, was there to save her from his brother and the first of the men she collected. Followed by Griffin, Ash, and Rage each make more feral than the last and how they go from a sinhle fighter and abused victim to the Pack that slots into each other like puzzle pieces.
such a crazy but great book and story, the characters were unique and well thought out, you almost felt the pain the Alphas went to when the ferality started to happen
This was beautifully healing and heartbreaking all at once. Mira was kidnapped as a teen and kept with other omegas at a facility that used them. When she's sent to a different kind of farm where alphas are taken and made feral to fight, she finds an unlikely ally in the beta whose family owns the farm.
As she quickly learns that Rowan, the beta, wants nothing more than to protect her, they work on getting the alphas involved in their plan. Griffin is new, but Ash and Rage have been there for much longer. As Mira realizes that the alphas heal something in her, she unintentionally heals something in them as well. This is definitely one to read the trigger warnings for, but it was a really great story!
Having finished this book, I think I can honestly say that this has been one of my very favorite Omegaverse book series, ever. But I will be completely honest, this book took me probably twice as long to read. Not because of anything bad, but because the story was just so hard and traumatizing and awful and heartbreaking. It really is just so good though. Every page was tough, but so enjoyable at the same time. I'm also kinda hoping Gwen gets her own story now, even as a novella (like Charlotte's??). Also, I think Rage coulda gone harder on Jett, but that's just me. ;-) Very much looking forward to the next Callie Clark story!
I received this book as an ARC, and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I loved Mirabell so much. This one has a dark start. All the characters are in a horrible situation. Even with all the darkness they find each other. They all grow so much and it’s amazing how much they are able to be there for each other. Make sure to read triggers warnings but if you are able to read this it is so good. Mirabell is so inspiring handling everything that is thrown her way. She is put at such a disadvantage but still finds joy in learning new things and finding moments of hope. The growth with all the characters is huge. Everyone is so different from the start to the end. I loved the dedication this pack had to Mirabell. I didn’t want it to end.
This is an Omegaverse why choose romance. I am going to be honest it took me a second to get a feel for Mirabelle. Sometimes she came off as kind of ditzy, but then I remembered that she was locked in the institution for a long time and was sheltered from the outside world. After I got over that I found her inexperience kind of enduring. As for her feral, alphas Rage was my absolute favorite. This is a dark romance so check your trigger warnings. I enjoyed the overall storyline. There was definitely chemistry and the spice was super hot. Looking forward to see what is next in this Omegaverse world
In my opinion, this is the best out of the three books in the Riverwell Omegaverse. It shows how much the author has been improving, this one having a much better ending in the sense that this was the first one that to me didn't feel rushed at all. I loved every bit of it from start to finish. Mira was as sweet and as innocent as it was to be expected, the guys were even more amazing that I could have imagined and they all had such an incredible growth throughout the book, super deserved 5 stars.
This whole series has been 4+ ⭐️ reads! This one is no exception! It was very angsty with the perfect amount of darkness and light. At first, I thought the FMC was a little too naïve for my liking, but after reading for a while, it definitely worked for the character development.
I really liked how each of the MMC‘s had their own personality and not once did I ever question who was who. I really enjoyed this book. And even though I received an ARC copy, this is one I would have read regardless!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ -Why choose -Omegaverse -Feral alphas -Grumpy x Sunshine -Touch her and 💀
I received an advance copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.
Loved each character and what they brought to the story; it was so sweet seeing how each of the alphas immediately softened when Mira comes into the room & how she changed their lives. All of the characters have some deep trauma from the facility/fighting rings, and as the story progresses they work through that together.
This book was sooo good! Im so happy that we got to see what happened to Mirabelle! I've been wondering since the other book!! Her story and the guys story was so rough. They've all been through so much but I'm so happy they found each other. My poor Rage! He absolutely loves Mira! I'm so happy ahe was able to get through to him and got him to come out of his shell! His first word?! So many tears in this book! Amazing and well deserved happy ending!
I was given the opportunity to ARC Feral for the Packs Omega by Callie Clark. I have been waiting for book 3 of this series since Mirabelle was introduced towards the end of book 2 and had me so invested in her from her first appearance. This book did not disappoint! I really enjoyed the darker elements of the story and despite everything Mirabelle goes through she remains a little ray of sunshine. I was absolutely obsessed reading this book and could not put it down!
Mirabelle's Story Mira's story had me captivated! The plot was fantastic and I loved Mira and her guys! Mira is such a great FMC. She is so sweet and loveable. Rowan was perfect for Mira. I also cant help but love the beta in the story. Ash, Rage, and Griffin, I love them too. They all brought something unique to the relationship. This story was filled with lots emotions, some danger, spice, and forming a true family. I loved it!
This book was on another level of Omegaverse. It combined my love for Omegaverse and dark romance so beautifully. I couldn’t put it down! It was a heavier story with so much growth from everyone involved. I loved how each character had such different personalities that worked well together. There were some amazing puzzle pieces that fit together in the end. HIGHLY recommend.