Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins Book Review: A Painful Life of an Omega

Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins is a werewolf fantasy romance novel in the GoodNovel app. It is an ongoing series written by Hazel Lowell that currently has over 100 chapters.

The story of this novel kicks off when Jane saves her mate from danger through sex but is driven away the next morning. Her mate, Hunter, doesn't remember what happened and won't acknowledge a lowly omega like her as his mate. Jane then runs away after she has given birth to twins while her alpha mate is having sex with another woman.

Theme

This novel covers multiple complex topics that serve as the story's substance. Jane's life as an omega shows themes like abuse, discrimination, and power dynamics among their statuses as werewolves. The complexities of love and relationships are also portrayed in the unfortunate situation that Jane and Hunter are in, despite being fated for each other. As you read into it more, other important themes will be covered in the latter parts of the story.

Characters

Each character in the novel has different backgrounds and motivations that make up the arguments in the story. They are characters that the author masterfully brought to life with the vivid characterization used in writing the story. Here are the two main protagonists that you should know:

Jane Ellis

Jane is the female protagonist of this novel. She is an omega who became an orphan after her parents died when she was young. So she grew up alone. And as an omega, she's been treated as a slave and has always been humiliated. And in the worst-case scenario, all the other werewolves hate Jane for having no wolf. meaning she can't shift into her wolf form despite turning eighteen.

She is mated to Hunter, but he doesn't want her. Though she is lucky enough to be accepted here as his omega, she gets to spend nights with him even if he doesn't remember.

Hunter Burns

Hunter is the male protagonist of the novel. He is the new alpha of the Storm Wolves Pack and Jane's mate, whom she had sex with to save him from poison. He sees Jane with disgust since she's an omega. He also has a mate that he chose for himself, so he won't accept or even believe Jane's claim that they are each other's mates.

Plot

Jane, an orphaned and unshifted omega werewolf, endures abuse and humiliation from her peers during training. Despite her lack of shifting ability, she unexpectedly meets her wolf, Nina, who reveals herself in order to help their shared mate, who is in distress. They discover that Jane's human body is the only way to ease his pain, and in a moment of desperation, they have sex. But when Jane wakes up, she finds her mate has vanished.

Late for her duty at the succession ceremony, Jane discovered that her mate was the new alpha, Hunter. Despite being hopeful that he would save her from her miserable life, she was repulsed by him when she introduced herself as his mate and was thrown into a dungeon. In a desperate attempt to be saved, she called out to Nina but received no response.

Jane is an omega who was almost raped while locked up in a dungeon but was saved by Hunter and his wolf. However, Hunter doesn't believe she is his mate and is already mated to Amy. To protect herself from other wolves and the dangers of being mateless, Jane asks to be Hunter's omega, and he agrees. They spend one night a month together, but Hunter has no memory of it. Jane becomes pregnant but keeps it a secret from Hunter and tells only her friend Daisy.

Hunter had imprisoned Jane in a basement for a month, but she managed to escape on the day Hunter made Amy his official Luna. However, while attempting to flee, she witnessed Hunter and Amy having sex and went into labor. Jane gave birth to triplets outside in the snow: two identical sons and a stillborn daughter. She later woke up in Daisy's hut.

The story continues when Jane sees her twins and dead daughter and leaves the pack with nothing but her children and hate.

Writing Style

Hazel Lowell's writing style in this novel features well-structured descriptive prose that creates visual images in the minds of the readers. It is also engaging, especially because it is easy to read and understand. The author also allows the readers to access the characters' thoughts and motivations by using the first-person point of view from Jane's perspective in the earlier chapters of the novel. Then, it alternates with the key characters' perspectives when narrating the novel.

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Final Thoughts

Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins is a fantasy series that will capture the hearts of readers who like angsty dramas. As it delves into Jane's life, you will get to know what it's like to love and not receive the same feelings you think you deserve. You will also feel the motherly love she has for her twins, as if you were in Jane's shoes.

It is an engaging novel for those who are stacking stories about love and second chances. It will surely captivate you with its well-crafted storyline and characters that you will want to follow. So, don't miss out on this werewolf fantasy series, Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins, by Hazel Lowell!

FAQs

Q: What is the Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins novel all about?

A: Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins follows the story of Jane Ellis who ran away from her alpha mate after giving birth to their twins.

Q: How many chapters does the Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins novel have?

A: Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins by Hazel Lowell is an ongoing fantasy romance series with 124 chapters.

Q: Where can I read Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins?

A: You can read Omega Luna Ran Away With Our Twins by Hazel Lowell in the GoodNovel app and website.