Alpha Hell (The Rejected Mate, #1)
G. Bailey
The alpha of hell is my fated mate and he rejected me. I’m an outcast in my pack and have been since the day I was born. Shunned by most of the wolves around me, I’ve managed to stay out of trouble… until now. Now The Alpha of Stormfire is hunting me, but he doesn’t want to claim me as his mate. He wants me dead. Forced to leave my old life behind, I have no choice but to go on the run. Luckily, The Demon Hunting Trials is the perfect place to hide, even if it comes with a few obstacles. Such as their leader is a total jerk, a wolf is blackmailing me to be his friend, and I swear my new, sexy as sin partner is trying to get us killed. With demons running amok and the alpha of hell searching for me, I hope I can live long enough to get my revenge. 18+ Dark reverse harem romance full with a sassy and sarcastic heroine who finds her match.
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I received this free ARC novel from the author. This is my honest review.
I normally write every new book by G. Bailey just gets more and more amazing! But this time, it simply did not live up to her normal standards. Which really saddened me.
The story starts with Lilith and her mother running away from someone (who is that?) and jumps fast forward 18 years without a single thought to the in between time.
This whole rejected mate’s thing is taking off like crazy, and sadly I don’t see the rejection. Lilith had a mate sprung on her on her 18th birthday. He decided she was weak, she took off, so she didn’t have to stay with him. And I see neither of those as a rejection since they were not fated mates.
The characters lacked development in their relationships with each other. Not only between Lilith and the guys but between the guys themselves.
Other parts I seemed to have missed something in how they got to where they were or what they were doing almost like I missed some critical parts in my reading.
The flow of this book just wasn’t up to the normal standards I expect from G. Bailey. I absolutely hate having to give her only 3 stars, but I simply can’t give more than that.
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