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A review by ela_35
Dark Mafia Prince by Annika Martin
Did not finish book. Stopped at 62%.
The book says one thing but does something completely different. I really didn’t like Aleksio because he shouldn’t be in charge with the way he’s acting, and Mira is annoying.
The book starts with Aleksio making all these threats and trying to act tough, but as soon as he has to actually do something to Mira or Viktor says he’ll do something, Aleksio turns so protective that it makes the whole plot/point of the story seem fake.
It doesn’t stop there though. Mira’s father murdered Aleksio’s parents and got rid of them (the brothers), so the whole plot is based on the brothers getting revenge and destroying/killing Mira’s father. Yet the second Mira says that it’s still her father, he immediately says that they won’t kill him. What was the point in going to him in the first place then??
Another thing that annoyed me was how Aleksio kept saying things about how his brothers are the most important thing for him, but he always seems to side with Mira while saying that he’s doing everything he can to find Kiro at the same time. For example, Mira tries to run so Viktor raises some valid concerns and yet Aleksio ignores it all.
I hated everything about Aleksio (his fake devotion to his brothers and the fake tough persona which disappears the second Mira appears), so I couldn’t finish this book. I’m not going to continue with this series, and I don’t know if this author is for me.
It doesn’t stop there though. Mira’s father murdered Aleksio’s parents and got rid of them (the brothers), so the whole plot is based on the brothers getting revenge and destroying/killing Mira’s father. Yet the second Mira says that it’s still her father, he immediately says that they won’t kill him. What was the point in going to him in the first place then??
Another thing that annoyed me was how Aleksio kept saying things about how his brothers are the most important thing for him, but he always seems to side with Mira while saying that he’s doing everything he can to find Kiro at the same time. For example, Mira tries to run so Viktor raises some valid concerns and yet Aleksio ignores it all.
I hated everything about Aleksio (his fake devotion to his brothers and the fake tough persona which disappears the second Mira appears), so I couldn’t finish this book. I’m not going to continue with this series, and I don’t know if this author is for me.