Status Updates From Fires of Fate: The Complete...

Book 4 was not as good as books 2 and 3, because I didn't enjoy their idiocy. Not remembering that a human can't withstand dragon food. Refusing to inform about their illness until they fainted and got hospitalized. While the author did a good job making these idiocy characteristics understandable, I still didn't enjoy it.

Book 3 was really nice. I love a reformed rake, particularly when the rake can get pregnant. The pregnancy phobia was an interesting twist, but I wish my phobias could resolve that easily. I would have preferred a groveling MIL over an easily-resolved phobia, but I'm not the author and this book did not give me my preference. It was nonetheless a nice romance.

Book 2 was superior to book 1. I really liked that there was a failed fated pair to SHOW that being fated was no guarantee of HEA. The only disappointment was insufficient groveling....

First book was very much a debut-author book. The beginning made me want to smack the main characters and the end was formulaic, but there were bits in the story that shone and you could see where these authors' later books came from.

It is such a silly story. The writing is juvenile and simplistic. I don't get this omega thing. This obssession about having a baby. It's so medieval! You don't even enjoy your life as a couple and boom! the omega is pregnant. It doesn't makes sense to me. I can't believe that adults enjoy such a thing. I don't think I will keep reading it. I am so bored.