Review: Dewey - FAR Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2013
Dewey by Joyee Flynn is the fifth book in the Resistant Omegas series.Dewey, like many of the Omegas, finds himself in an abusive pack that except for one person, Taggart, uses him for their own entertainment. His alpha gives him to the winner of the pack race for a week to do with as the wish. Lately, it has become a weekly event, leaving Dewey with terrible injuries. Taggart attempts to wins Dewey each race, but their alpha drugs Taggart with wolfsbane to diminish his strength and to keep Taggart from challenging him. Taggart once again asks Dewey to run away with him, but Dewey tells him that he has put in a request for help from the Omega Network. Taggart agrees to wait and both are surprised when help arrives so quickly. The rescue team doesn't know what to do when Dewey protects Taggart from them, until Carson, an Omega, arrives to help Dewey. When they arrive at the Omega sanctuary, Dewey and Taggart are separated until everyone is sure the Dewey is safe with him. As an omega, Dewey needs an inner circle to keep him safe and Dewey isn't sure when he meets the two betas, Percy and Azyle who are looking for an alpha for their pack. Dewey is more than interested in the betas, but is he ready to trust again? Will Dewey and Taggart be allowed build a new life together with Percy and Azyle?I fell in love with the first Resistant Omegas story and this book more than lived up to the earlier ones. It was beautiful how Taggart did everything he could to take care of Dewey in spite of the dangerous situation they were in with their old pack. It was disgusting how the alpha gave Dewey out as a prize, allowing the winner to do whatever they wanted to him for the next week, never caring about the physical abuse he endured. I can't imagine how scared Dewey and Taggart felt when the rescue team broke into his home after the cruelty they suffered from their pack. It was fascinating experiencing how Dewey felt as he began to explore his Omega abilities for the first time. The way everyone at sanctuary worked to make them feel safe was inspiring. There are still more Omegas needing assistance and the Omega Networks job won't be finished until everyone is safe and happy.Reviewed by: TeresaOriginally posted at Fallen Angel Reviews