Omega Fallen by Evelyn Flood

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The Omega Creed has fallen.
But there’s one more story to be told.
Five years after the collapse of the Omega Creed, Gabrielle is fighting to survive in a world that still doesn’t trust omegas, no matter what the law says.
Cade, Axel, Hudson and Nate have everything they need. Success, money, power, even fame.
But when they come across a desperate Gabrielle in need of their help, the alpha pack starts to realise what they’re missing.
Gabrielle doesn’t trust alphas.
But this pack isn’t giving up.

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File Name:omega-fallen-by-evelyn-flood.epub
Original Title:Omega Fallen: The Omega War #3
Creator:Evelyn Flood
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0BHLBZNB4
Date:2023-05-30T16:00:00+00:00
File Size:806.870 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Copyright
3. Contents
4. Trigger warning
5. About this book
6. In loving dedication
7. Prologue
8. Five years later
9. Chapter 1
10. Chapter 2
11. Chapter 3
12. Chapter 4
13. Chapter 5
14. Chapter 6
15. Chapter 7
16. Chapter 8
17. Chapter 9
18. Chapter 10
19. Chapter 11
20. Chapter 12
21. Chapter 13
22. Chapter 14
23. Chapter 15
24. Chapter 16
25. Chapter 17
26. Chapter 18
27. Chapter 19
28. Chapter 20
29. Chapter 21
30. Chapter 22
31. Chapter 23
32. Chapter 24
33. Chapter 25
34. Chapter 26
35. Chapter 27
36. Chapter 28
37. Chapter 29
38. Chapter 30
39. Chapter 31
40. Chapter 32
41. Chapter 33
42. Chapter 34
43. Chapter 35
44. Chapter 36
45. Chapter 37
46. Chapter 38
47. Chapter 39
48. Chapter 40
49. Chapter 41
50. Chapter 42
51. Chapter 43
52. Chapter 44
53. Chapter 45
54. Chapter 46
55. Chapter 47
56. Chapter 48
57. Chapter 49
58. Chapter 50
59. Chapter 51
60. Epilogue
61. Omega Fallen playlist (in order)
62. A note from Evelyn
63. Sneek peek
64. Stalk me!

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3 comments

Raven Delmont：

Not as good as the previous books.

Reply2 months ago

K Paul：

Good series 🔥💖

Replya year ago

Book Worm：

It’s not bad. Flood is not good at addressing issues. She barely touches them before she moves on to other things. It leaves the story hollow, almost as though the sex scenes are what is truly most important, and not the characters and the plot themselves. Is she a good writer? No. Is she terrible? Not at all. Will I be buying this book? Hell no.