Dear Benjamin 3 by Id
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
I found this is published on Tappytoon already if you can follow the chapter numbers to jump from the first two published volumes to the last one. It's also listed separately from the rest of the series due to the change in the artist for publication. The story still picks up where expected, with Felix just now getting all the answers and determined to make Isaac's family his own. With everything that comes about from the press releases as a result of all of this commotion, it's interesting that Isaac continues to use the name Felix knows him by (and probably Benjamin too, though he just calls him "Daddy") rather than reclaiming his previous identity. It is also amusing to watch Felix go from wanting to impress Isaac's family so Isaac will want to stay with him to wanting to actually be part of the family and how everyone dotes on Benjamin once the relationship is known. The ending is somewhat expected and hilarious, though honestly with how things played out from their first meeting, anticipated that revelation to come much sooner. As is, the couple is in for another wave of surprises.
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June 2, 2026
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Dear Benjamin 2
Dear Benjamin 2 by Id
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
There isn't as much explicit detail in this volume, but a lot of high intensity scenes as Isaac must escape from being held hostage and Felix is more obsessed with him than ever. More than a few secrets have come out in this volume. It's interesting how Cole puts things together even though Felix didn't mean his words in the way he took them in, yet it was true all the same. Isaac finally admits to the final big secret now that the pieces are all falling into place. The title also makes sense now as well, not just from the title of Isaac's postcards, but from the conversation with Cole. Also some confusion as well with the different name, though that makes much more sense once Felix starts getting the real buried information about Isaac. We're left on another cliffhanger at the end as we know there are other people tasked with finding Isaac's family and getting them out, but Isaac isn't doing too well himself and it's no small secret he's panicking about Benjamin.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
There isn't as much explicit detail in this volume, but a lot of high intensity scenes as Isaac must escape from being held hostage and Felix is more obsessed with him than ever. More than a few secrets have come out in this volume. It's interesting how Cole puts things together even though Felix didn't mean his words in the way he took them in, yet it was true all the same. Isaac finally admits to the final big secret now that the pieces are all falling into place. The title also makes sense now as well, not just from the title of Isaac's postcards, but from the conversation with Cole. Also some confusion as well with the different name, though that makes much more sense once Felix starts getting the real buried information about Isaac. We're left on another cliffhanger at the end as we know there are other people tasked with finding Isaac's family and getting them out, but Isaac isn't doing too well himself and it's no small secret he's panicking about Benjamin.
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May 25, 2026
Dear Benjamin 1
Dear Benjamin 1 by Id
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Given the mature warning on the cover and the omegaverse setting, the explicit nature of the story is not surprising. What is surprising, however, is the world building with the secret services and missions that start off the story. While it hasn't been confirmed, everything points to the original encounter four years before the main story also being between our two main characters (Isaac and Felix). For all that Felix claims to hate omegas, especially after that first encounter that he doesn't realize was also Isaac, he makes several suggestions and comments that hint he wouldn't mind Isaac actually being an omega, especially if it means that he can claim him. With all of this piled up, it's surprising that Isaac would even want to consider continuing any sort of relationship with Felix after potentially needing to pull up all of his roots yet again. We end on a rather tense cliffhanger however, with no idea who is now holding the gun, which is a pretty good hook to wanting the next volume in order to discover what is going to happen with all of this cloak and dagger, let alone their tentative relationship.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Given the mature warning on the cover and the omegaverse setting, the explicit nature of the story is not surprising. What is surprising, however, is the world building with the secret services and missions that start off the story. While it hasn't been confirmed, everything points to the original encounter four years before the main story also being between our two main characters (Isaac and Felix). For all that Felix claims to hate omegas, especially after that first encounter that he doesn't realize was also Isaac, he makes several suggestions and comments that hint he wouldn't mind Isaac actually being an omega, especially if it means that he can claim him. With all of this piled up, it's surprising that Isaac would even want to consider continuing any sort of relationship with Felix after potentially needing to pull up all of his roots yet again. We end on a rather tense cliffhanger however, with no idea who is now holding the gun, which is a pretty good hook to wanting the next volume in order to discover what is going to happen with all of this cloak and dagger, let alone their tentative relationship.
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