Oh My, Omegaverse: Best of Omegaverse Reading List
We love Omegaverse Romance.
And we’ve cataloged them below so you can choose your next one.
If you’ve read any number of books and authors in this romance genre, you know that there’s a wiiiiiide range of quality when it comes to the stories and the writing. And really, the most important things are liking the author, then the Omega, then at least 70% of the Alphas and Betas.
For simple definition’s sake, these books are one Omega and 2+ Alphas/Beta Combo. Pack stories.
There are so. Freaking. Many.
Honestly, we didn’t realize how many Omegaverse titles we’d read until we started compiling this list. We guessed maybe 20 books, 7 series? We were wrong. It’s nearer to 50 titles and 20 series. We’ve organized things a couple of ways, depending on what you’re looking for:
The titles and series we really like by sub-genre - These are the ones you should add to your TBR.
Our full list of read-and-rated titles, arranged by highest to lowest rating - Anything rated 3.5/5 and above is something we enjoyed so if you’ve been considering a book and it’s got a good rating, go for it. We do have some recs that we actually rated lower than 3.5/5. That just means the story wasn’t for us, but that it made an impact. Nothing is absolute, even in our own rating system.
We’ve listed all of the Omegaverse titles we’ve read at the bottom. If we didn’t like it or didn’t finish it, you’ll find it on our Skip These Books page.
OMEGAVERSE RECS - WHAT TO READ NEXT
Academic/University + Omegaverse
Really, this is just the one series—Ironside Academy by Jane Washington. It’s 6 books in total and a completed series. We’ve read 4 of them and plan to keep going. The series takes a crazy turn in book 4 and you’ll be hooked. Book 5 is the best in the series - smutty and a substantial plot. Also, the only series we’ve encountered with like 10 Alphas in this pack and more distinctions than your standard Omega, Alpha, Beta. This series made me love Jane Washington. I’ll read anything she writes now.
Omegaverse with Dark Themes
This genre is a mix of Mafia, dark themes, and bully. This is probably our biggest collection of recs. Read into that what you will.
Most our recs here are self-explanatory based on the rating, but here are a couple that you should read that we didn’t love. That’s because they’re memorable: Knot the One They Want and Knot Your Damn Omega. The stories themselves didn’t do it for us, but they’re strong Omegaverse canon and twisted stories.
Omegaverse Set in Far Away Lands & Times
Yeah, Omegaverse by itself is probably already Fantasy. But these take it to another level. Stolen by Wolves is a Viking tale and The Queen’s Line is a wild take on Omegaverse where she as a member of the royal family and must replenish the land and people…by creating her own reverse harem. They’re both highly unique stories. They’re also series premieres, we just haven’t read any further.
Omegaverse Set in Small Towns
There’s really just one series that fits this category: The Cozyverse anthology. There are now all four seasonal books out (Summer 2026). The books are sweet and they’re worth reading. We found there to be a lot of placating the Omega, humoring her. Maybe you like that. If you do, this series will scratch that itch. We haven’t read A Pack for Spring or A Pack for Summer, but we probably will.
Omegaverse with Pro-Athlete Pack Mates
We’ve read two series we really like. You’d think that Omegaverse and Sports don’t really go together. But you’d be wrong.
One Pucked Omegaverse by Sarah Blue (3 books, we’ve read 2)
MVP: Most Valuable Pack by Ari Wright (5 books released, book 6 coming Winter 2026)
Omegaverse That’s Sweet & Satisfying
The first book in the Royalverse was the only book in this category for a while. Genuinely adorable. Yes, there’s drama and strife, but it resolves itself without constant toil and it’s what you’d want from a Cinderella retelling. We recently added A Pack for Christmas by Jillian West because it’s a sweet story, low stakes drama, and filled with likable characters. She’s searching for a pack after being rejected by two already. And you’ll really root for her - she deserves her happily ever after.
Omegaverse Holiday
Set in the snow, small towns, or in the festive glow of a Christmas tree. So far, we’ve read two good Holiday Omegaverse that you should absolutely add to your TBR. They’re low stakes, sweet, and spicy. Harper Lennox delivers with Knot Sharing the Ice. If you liked Sarah Blue’s One Pucked Up Pack, you’ll like this one. Same situation: a figure skater and some hockey players share the ice, finding they’re scent matches.
A Pack for Christmas by Jillian West is about an Omega searching desperately for a pack. She finally hits rock bottom and goes on a retreat where she feels wholly out of place and sneaks off to be alone. Oops, she meets her scent matches in the owners of the retreat hotel.
Love both of these.
OUR READ-AND-RATED FULL CATALOG OF OMEGAVERSE BOOKS
