Recenzii: Alpha's Regret: Losing His True Mate

It started out as one story, but then switched to another. Very confusing and irritating. I kept reading and did get interested in the second storyline. I was enjoying the story, but the author just up and left us with a very unsatisfying ending. Everything in the story was just left hanging. There needs to be another book to wrap up all the different character storylines. If this is the absolute ending for this story, it is not worth your time or money to read.

In all honesty the book started off great Elodi was strong, Mika was a great friend and Calhoun was an aggravating choice of man but I was curious to see how the story would continue with these people. When the story showed she’d moved on I was ok with that. But then the story changed completely. Like the first relationship. With Calhoun no longer existed. The back story became inconsistent, she met Dante and left her dreams right after work. But she was already done school and working for Calhoun for years. Mila was never mentioned again and the story blossomed into another story entirely. One very similar to another story with a different. And and characters but exactly starts off the same. She comes home hoping for a little family birthday time for herself and daughter is making a bday gift for the mistress. Husband and daughter bother want the mistress and she leaves giving away custody and started her life in tech, in research etc. and moved on with life, still doing her due diligence to her daughter as the person who gave birth but just the bare minimum.

Realistic, the internal process of finding, reclaiming, or - ' rediscovering, self-worth and self-love; but how low does she have to go? What’s her red line? I would like at least to see some coexistence of weakness and a self realization of needing to fight her own fight. But kudos to the writer for keeping us on our toes and cheering on for her. Have not reached the end yet so I’m pressing on. Thank you for a great storyline!

Absolutely love this novel. I cannot seem to put it down I do believe in second chances though and would love it if she gives her first love another chance … because her husband is a nasty piece of work. I do how he suffers when she leaves him. I suppose I would have to keep reading … I hope she really gets back into the AI thing and makes her name highly successful. I hope they all eat their words in the end.

The author spent half the novel showing her female character as a wimp. Not why at all. Then it’s like the first part of the book was supposed to another book. The ending wasn’t an ending.more like a season ending cliff hanger. Oh, and the names! Character names would change mid sentence and then switch back. The premise might be a good idea, it’s like the author had 2 books going at the same time and they were so similar that the author kept inserting the wrong names. Enjoy the extremely long and bumpy road.

Love the storyline, the details. I just wish the chapters weren’t so short, also right now I am hoping Calhoun comes back. I feel Elodis needs to stand up for herself. She is moving but staying quiet again. It does get tiring. I guess there is hope since we are halfway through. I will try to get through the end to see if she finally speaks up instead of others saying things in her defense AFTER she is gone. We just have to wait and see….

Interesting story. The first part of the story seemed to segue into a completely different one, without any transition or explanation for the shift. The writing was okay, seemed to be a translation to English from another language, with noticeably strange syntax on occasion. The storyline was wrought & repetitive, slow moving & the characters, while potentially interesting, lacked roundedness and depth. There were inconsistencies with setting & cultural references, (for instance the setting is in Italy and yet chopsticks are used as eating utensils; the names of the characters are a hodgepodge of Anglo and other cultural names, but none that would be indigenous to the geographical setting), and the whole werewolf thing seemed like it was thrown in as an afterthought. The ending was… unsatisfying. I mean… do I regret spending as much time (and money) as I dis on this story? I’m not sure. I really wanted there to be some sort of redemption arc for the main female character, more than what was presented at the “end”. The whole ”dead inside” thing got pretty old, especially with respect to her child in the story. I was hoping for a clearer story structure and a more solid denouement. I’ve read a few of these “app” stories and some are definitely better than others. This one had potential but fell short.

The first several chapters drew me in, but that storyline disappeared and drew Elodie into another storyline basically placing her into the same conflict for more than 150 chapters. While the character development was good, the story dragged on then ended abruptly. There was no comeuppance or satisfactory conclusion to the piece. Several times, the character names were changed then corrected. While in the conclusion Elodie seems to come into her own immediately, it seemed to come so fast the reader has no time to prepare. The parts with her daughter are quite unbelievable - an amazing, doting mother suddenly completely ignoring her daughter? Giving her attention to other children instead? The story itself doesn't tie itself to the title. 1. Only a few times is her wolf even mentioned. The only "thing" making this a wolf story is the frequent mention of Packs. 2. There's no character development for Dante to show his regret 3. Everything that could bring Dante to the point of regret remains woefully hidden from the man himself. And 4. Rex, as awful as his character has developed, is the only one jealous in the story and not directed toward Elodie, but toward Sienna.while the bones are good, Sienna, Rex, the Brown and Green families, Levi, and even Dante don't receive any consequences for their actions. Elodie doesn't get the recognition she rightfully deserves. It makes this story, although more than 200 chapters, completely lack an ending.

This is a coin bait book! Story dragged on for over 220 plus chapters with predictable ending. Honestly, the writing seem like written by a high school student with lack of details, non straight to the heart and connectivity. The disconnection between Dante and Elodie are based on lack of communication, the entire book was all about thoughts in their heads. Don’t waste your money on purchasing coins because this book is one of the worse I’ve ever read. You will have to refill BOUT 4x to find out he wants her back and a distrusted ending lead to no where.

From what I have read so far - it is decently written, some things get repeated a bit unnecessarily though. Interested to see where the story will go from here as it feels like multiple changeups have happened in such a short time already! It would be nice to see some happy times for Elodie that last soon. The constant heartbreak feels almost too much, like the whole story continues to hinge on her being miserable which is so sad 😭