Unspoken Desires by Stormy Glenn is the fifth book in the Tri-Omega Mates series.

Daniel and the rest of the Wolfrik Pack are going to the Wolf council meeting, and the pack's leader, Jake, is aware of the mischief that one of his mates Leyland, a Tri-Omega, is likely to get into with the other Tri-Omegas. The Tri-Omegas are very rare, and when they are claimed by their two mates, they manifest unique abilities. Everyone in Daniel's pack is mated except for him, and he knows that his chance for happiness is past.

Three weeks later, many of the packs have arrived at Vourdala Island for the council meeting. It is a reunion for many in the different packs to reconnect with family and old friends. One night Leyland is talking to Daniel about finding his mate when Daniel sees someone he hasn't seen in years, Brom the man of his dreams who didn't want him. When Daniel and Brom meet face to face for the first time, their attraction is instantaneous and combustible, but in the end Brom walks away form Daniel reffusing to complete the claiming ritual. Will Daniel ever find out what is keeping them apart? Will their love survive?

Ms. Glenn has continued her incredible series with this fast paced, astonishing story. Like most of the Wolfrik Pack, Daniel understands intolerance of the gay lifestyle from first hand knowledge. Daniel's love for Brom lost him not only the love of his life, but his home too. Brom's father shows the reader, through his hate towards all gay people, what hate and intolerance can lead to. Brom's love was strong enough to deny him the man he loved to ensure his safety. Together Brom and Daniel's love is strong, but could there be someone destined to take their love to a higher level? This story has many twists and circumstances that are applicable to today's society. If we could just look beyond superficial differences, we would see that we all share the same needs and desires for love and acceptance. Thanks go to Ms. Glenn for an incredible story. I hope there will be more stories in the Tri-Omega Mates series.

Reviewed by: Teresa