Review: Alpha Mine
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2014
The Alpha and Omega series started out strong for me. I loved the first one, LOVED it. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the others in the series. The fourth installment in the series Alpha Mine has me wondering where the series is going. At the end of Vampire Mine I thought I had a good clue. I was so wrong. At the end of Alpha Mine I have to be honest and say I have no clue where this series is headed.The author has chosen to give Sadie and Trey another book. I like my romance series books to move on to a new couple with each new book in the series. There are four couples who have been put into play to have their own books. I feel like Alpha Mine was a bridge to string me along for those characters. I was given little teasers of what may come for them while reading Trey and Diskant constantly establishing their alphaness with more and more possessive machoness.That was another aspect that disappointed me in this installment of what has been a very sexy paranormal romance. I understand the alpha nature of shifters in my reads. It goes with the genre. The males took a serious wrong turn to over possessive jerkland. Hunter has given her readers some seriously strong and very capable heroines. The heroes seem to have forgotten that or not noticed at all.book provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest review.