Due to its dark nature, Jarica James includes several triggers for this title: Religious trauma On-page hallucinations and psychotic episodes Violence and kidnapping Mentions of nonconsensual encounters (non-con)
: The story features intense dynamics between characters who must overcome initial hostility to survive. Reject by Jarica James
: The book is noted for its "spice" and dark tone, leaning into the "unhinged" nature of its characters and setting. Reading Order: Dark Haven Omegaverse Due to its dark nature, Jarica James includes
(formerly titled Reject ) by Jarica James is the dark, gritty first installment in the Dark Haven Omegaverse trilogy. Mixing paranormal romance with heavy themes of mental health, it tells the story of an omega sentenced to an institute meant to hide the "broken" away from society. Plot Summary: Secrets of Dark Haven Mixing paranormal romance with heavy themes of mental
While the world views Harlow as a broken omega who cannot be fixed, she quickly discovers that the "hallucinations" she experienced are far more real than anyone admitted. Dark Haven itself is a building full of secrets, housing actual demons and gargoyles that make her previous fears seem like fairy tales. Amidst this unfolding hell, Harlow finds her fated mates, though forming a pack becomes a desperate battle for survival against an ancient evil lurking in the institute.
The series was originally published as the Demons of Darkhaven Institute but was later "bulked up" and rebranded into the Dark Haven Omegaverse . (Book 1) Misfit Omega (Book 2) Outcast Omega (Book 3) Content Warnings
The story follows , an omega who has spent her life talking to "monsters" and "monsters" no one else can see. Labeled as having hallucinations and psychotic episodes, she is sentenced to the Dark Haven Institute —a place where the law sends those they wish to forget.