Review: 2 stars for a monumental disappointment.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2014
Oh my, where to begin?In Omega Mine and Enemy Mine I absolutely fell in love with Sadie and Trey's story.  I was SO pumped to get into their world in Vampire Mine but came up empty handed.  And let me count the reasons why...1. Trey is supposed to be the ALPHA but comes up looking like a peewee compared to Sadie.  I'm not trying to sound like an anti-feminist, it's awesome how kick-ass Sadie is, but it just didn't ring true with the Trey I came to love in the first two books.2. Leigh.  Oh. Holy. Hell.  I get it.  Really, I do.  Leigh embodies the victim whom vampirism was forced upon but I feel like somewhere in the background should be a fiddle screeching slightly off key as she expresses, "Oh, woe is me!"  Insufferable and annoying as all gets out.3. The lack of shifting.  I mean there's a plethora of snarls and growls and everyone's eyes are changing colors but there's no shifting!  WHY?  I noticed that in the first two books (aside from Diskant turning into a bear in the beginning of Omega Mine).  I'm confused... isn't this a book series about... er, shifters?There's more I'm sure.  I desperately wanted to love this book but sadly that did not happen.  I'm positive that I'll check back in periodically to see how the rest of the series goes but as far as Vampire Mine, it left much to be desired.