Prisoner Mine

Another block buster you cannot pass up

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review and declare all words and opinions expressed are solely mine.

I have followed this series and if you have read my previous reviews you would know that I am truly addicted to Ms Mitcham's writing as she not only delivers a complete readers' type book with everything plus the kitchen sink thrown in she also does this in her own unique (I claim this word in her name) style. I am yet to read one of her books that I do not like and I dare anyone to say they don't like her books. First be aware that her stories are very detailed and engaging with drama and suspense and laced with spice and crowned off with the best 3 dimensional characters I have met to date. Every book has its own twists and takes and carry you through a gamut of emotions and reactions you remained glued to the pages until sadly it's the last one.

Prisoner Mine follows Zeke and his journey to redemption and forgiveness of himself. He is a very complex character who we met briefly throughout the earlier books and here we learn more of this huge, larger than life personality with a dense shell that no one has cracked save for this petite, hard as nails, huge-hearted girl that brings him to his knees. True to the series this one carries you over hurdles of emotion and intense action that has some heart stopping moments and heart rending disclosures that keeps you rapt. We are thrown though doors and bombarded with bullets and debris while being so caught by every character you meet along the way.

For me Zeke overshadowed Greer a bit and although she was independent and a kick butt kinda gal she had a soft side that dominated her portrayal and for me a bit too soft as Zeke remained so hard and was only now discovering his soft side. I would have liked to maybe see him a bit more goofy just to balance her a bit better. That said... the continuous action packed scenes does not allow you a breather to dwell on minor issues as we duck and roll from chapter to chapter.

We also are exposed to a horrible world of human trafficking and its destructiveness. How can humans treat each other like this? Ms Mitcham does not shy away from putting you face to face with the dirtier sides of humanity with corruption and greed touching people and places that are held in high esteem and usually depicted as golden to the world at large.

This is just a ballpark view into Prisoner Mine and the Base Branch Series in general, there is so much more to each and every one of these books so what exactly are you waiting for???? ... Go get them please and enjoy the ride of your life!!!!!!!!!!!