I wasn't as in love with this story line as I was the first one, but I still enjoyed it.


We met Tiffany in the first book.
She was a friend of Claire who is also an Omega, but was under protection for reasons most Omega's aren't.
Her story starts at the end of Book One after she is taken captive by an Alpha and drugged.
We also met one of the Alphas in her harem, Kieran.
The other two come in later, Kane and Marshall.

Tiffany is your typical nineteen year old.
Rebellious.
Immature-to an extent.
And looking for love.
Tiffany hasn't been jaded quite yet by how some of the Alpha/Omega relationships pan out.
She saw first hand how much an Alpha could love an Omega in her parents relationship and she desperately wants that for herself. So much so that she seems to have rose colored glasses on at times.


Kieran is a closed off Alpha. Older. Set in his ways. And not in the mood for a young Omega in his house. But he also doesn't want to have Tiffany out of his site, so he accepts her case and offers her his home.
Kane is an Alpha who thinks he doesn't deserve love. Not after everything he has done. He couldn't even protect his sister. But from the first time he talked with Tiffany, he was hooked. When he hears about her being hurt, he breaks his vow of leaving her alone and seeks her out, especially after she asks for advice that could get her into trouble.
Marshall, quiet yet domineering Marshall. I think if I picked a favorite, he would be mine. He is an Alpha who fights his nature. He watched his mother be murdered by his father and feels that same aggressiveness flowing through his veins. He has dedicated his life to helping Omegas in situations that reflect that of his mothers, hence how he came across Tiffany.

Like I said earlier, I had a hard time getting into this story.
Mainly because I wasn't a huge fan of Tiffany.
Her character was hard for me to relate to and understand.
But I liked the story line.
I enjoy the idea that these three alphas had to overcome their jealously to accept Tiffany as their mate.
These weren't characters that knew each other from the beginning so starting a relationship with the same woman wasn't an easy given.
They had to work at it.
And I liked seeing that struggle.


Overall, it is a pleasant read and one I think others will enjoy too.
I had some remaining questions after reading but nothing about the main plot line.
It was mostly side issues that were brought up that you never got the full story on.
Give it a shot!



Book Three in the series, Saved by the Alphas, releases January 14th.
Cover not yet revealed.