They keep me drugged, obedient, and covered in ash so no Alpha ever realizes what I am.
An omega who makes them stronger.
At the Royal Convergence, three Alpha princes compete for the crown. Kael the ruler. Rhex the warrior. Silas the strategist. Separately they are powerful. Together they are volatile.
The moment my suppressants fail, the entire court feels it.
I do not weaken Alphas.
I amplify them.
The kingdom buried omegas like me centuries ago. Feral amplifiers who must bond to three Alphas at once to stabilize the power they create. If one claims me alone, it will destroy us both. If I refuse them, the court will.
Now the princes are not fighting each other.
They are hunting me.
This is a dark omegaverse Cinderella retelling featuring a feral omega heroine, three obsessive Alpha princes, a simultaneous tri-claim, intense heat, and a why-choose romance where she never has to pick.
I got to 70% and decided I didn't care enough to finish. Did anything even happen in the book? It felt very repetitive to me with talking about her senses, the vial she wore, and how everything sharpened every five seconds. I don't know. It wasn't for me.
Something about this book just didn't sit well with me. Maybe because it was so wordy and more telling than showing. Maybe it was that the same concepts and descriptions about the alphas and what the omega was and what they all were together were repeated so so frequently. Either way, this needed a better developmental edit to cut down the amount of repetition there was and add some more action instead of passive descriptions.