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Getting a Mate in Four Easy Steps

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Percy Watts is a successful omega entrepreneur who works in the entertainment industry. In spite of his success, he's still an omega in a world dominated by alphas and betas. He's tired of being groped and figures he needs an alpha to protect him, but he doesn't count on finding two incredible alphas at the auction house.

Rohan Adams is an alpha who joins the auction house out of sheer desperation. He's already working two different jobs and earns barely enough money to survive.

Alpha Diego Lawson holds a steady job as a librarian in the research department but dreams of opening his own café someday. His best friend suggests he join the alpha auction house.

As the highest bidder, Percy secures the services of both alphas as bodyguards. But things escalate when he receives yet another threatening letter from an alpha who seems to be obsessed with him.

Can Rohan and Diego keep Percy safe while they try to navigate their blossoming relationship?

175 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 31, 2020

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2.5 stars


Getting a Mate in Four Easy Steps is set in the Omegaverse, but comes with an unusual twist in that alphas are generally relegated to the lowest rungs of society. This doesn’t mean that omegas are actually any safer, but this role reversal adds a bit of novelty to the book. Which is good, because it serves as one of the only positives to a plot and characters that are sorely lacking depth.

There’s no romance here, just quirks of biology quickly followed by instalove, so don’t expect anything too dramatic. Diego and Rohan are basically stock characters that have little thought or emotional complexity and seem rather boring. The conflicts, such as they are, tend be written off in a matter of paragraphs, which left me wondering what the whole point of the plot was. There just isn’t any substance here and that’s a shame, because the set up was fairly strong and all the ingredients were there. They just don’t combine into anything particularly wowing.

Read Sue’s review in its entirety here.

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