The Grumpy Grizzly’s Omega (Male-Order Mates #1) by Lorelei M. Hart

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Title: The Grumpy Grizzly's Omega (Male-Order Mates #1)
Author: Lorelei M. Hart
Series: Male-Order Mates #1
Published by: Decadent Publishing LLC
Release Date: March 20, 2020
Format: Kindle Book
Pages: 99
Genres: Paranormal Romance
Source: Kindle Unlimited
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My rating:

Blurb:

My bear has had it with this alone stuff. He’s ready for his mate...yesterday. My job and my side-projects have always dominated my life. As a ranger in the local national park, I’ve dedicated myself to helping people and animals, thinking that one day my mate would come along. But after years of being alone, I now know I have to make a move if I want the family I so crave. My best friend Roman thinks this Male-Order App is the way. Order a husband? Like ordering books online? While I think he’s out of his mind, I fill out the questionnaire and wait for an omega to bite. Still don’t think one will. My name is Aquila. When I left my ex, he didn’t even notice I was gone until he needed money. He’s been clear about not wanting children or getting married. And I was fine with it...until I wasn’t and neither was the animal inside of me. I wanted more. So I finally finished the questionnaire on the Male-Order App and the next day got a 90 percent match, but he lives on the other side of the country. Maybe a change of scenery is just what this omega needs. The Grumpy Bear's Omega is a super sweet with knotty heat MM mpreg featuring a hotter than hot forest ranger, a cute, nerdy omega, and resulting in the cutest baby bear shifter ever. It is the first book in the Male-Order Males series but can be read as a stand-alone.

My Review:

This book was ok. It was a bit of insta love and the climax was terrible. But it was a cute love story. The grizzly was a cute protective type but not over bearing. The sun bear was too needy and kinda annoying with the way he didn’t ask about getting the wi-fi. I know that’s a stupid thing to not like with a book but this didn’t have a whole lot of depth to dig into.

And the climax was pretty weak with a barely there big bad that wasn’t an issue until like the last 35 percent.  I’m really not a fan of these type of big bads because I don’t get a chance to develop any type of feeling so his aggression was surprising and it didn’t make much sense.