Title: Vencentio
Author: Joyee Flynn
Publisher: Siren
Bookstrand
Publisher URL: www.sirenbookstrand.com
ISBN/BIN:
978-1-62241-506-9
Genre: {M/M/M/M}
Contemporary Paranormal Series
Rating: 3.5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs
Reviewer: Dragon Minx
Vencentio thought
being rescued from his pack would be the first step to a new life until he gets
locked in a room at the High Council Estate. He spends his days staring out the
window, only getting an occasional visitor—a man who has sex with him.
Carter needs an Omega
and shows up at to court Vencentio in hopes of getting to join his pack. Their
initial meeting doesn’t go smoothly. When Carter learns no one from the Omega Network
knows that Vencentio’s being held at the High Council Estate, Carter helps him escape,
and they head to Denver
and Tristan.
Abuse has made Vencentio
bitter and nothing Carter does satisfies him, putting their relationship at a
stalemate. He eventually makes friends with Marlowe and Gavin but Vencentio
still has trust issues. Where does that leave Carter? Can they ever make an
inner circle work?
Vencentio is the last release in Joyee Flynn’s Resistant Omegas series. Tristan and his mates from the first
release, along with why the Omega Network was started come from the first book.
I recommend you at least read it first.
The basic premise from
one book to the next is the same—abused omega is rescued and finds his mates,
but here Ms. Flynn has come up with a unique slant for the opening. It’s a
subtle difference I appreciated before the story flowed into more of a familiar
format. Despite some heavy moments, Vencentio’s a fairly light and fun read. Yes,
there are some twists but nothing that really surprised me. The descriptions
are good and the pacing is steady as it flows from one scene to the next. Using
Tristan and his mates as supporting characters as leaders of the Omega Network
is a great way in continuing their involvement in the series.
Now to Carter. I liked
this alpha male. He had trouble with Vencentio initially and was pushed away
for a while but finally figured out how to deal with the omega over time.
Vencentio is definitely not my favorite omega of this series. For much of the
book, he’s far too bitter and angry. I understand the why but for me it went on
too long. Marlowe and Gavin are interesting guys and rounded out the inner
circle nicely. I just wish there’d been more time to get to know them better. Watch
for Wesley, coming next.

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