It was ok, but there was nothing new or exciting in this book and plot points seemed to be a by the numbers thing. Perhaps it's because I read them out of order, but I never felt a sense of danger for the characters in this book, no real sense that they were threatened at all. Plus the A and B plot...
★★★★½ (This is a review of the audiobook.) Lorelei King narrates this first person POV, and I think she just keeps getting better at speaking as our little coyote-shifter garage mechanic, Mercy. She has a lot of voices in this adventure, which concentrates on the fae – but, definitely not this k...
Let me begin by saying. I love this series. It might be due to one of these many reasons:Mercy kicks butt and she is so messed up that she can't function socially-love that about her.She knows her limitations and isn't all powerful.The author dealt with certain unsavory issues beautifully.The romanc...
I had forgotten how much I enjoy Patricia Briggs. Her Mercy books remind me of Carrie Vaughn's Kitty books in that they have actual strong female characters and an emotional resonance that many urban fantasy series lack. This volume focused mostly on the werewolf pack, and while it was a bit light o...
I will go ahead and be the odd chick out. THIS BOOK WAS BORING. I mean honestly, Mary Jo was hating, acting like a spoiled teenager. The Fae book was a plot piece that really had nothing to do with the pack/Mercy, but was used anyway to guide Sam to get back his will to live. Mercy was having long,...
Another fabulous installment in the Mercy Thompson saga. The love Adam-Mercy-Samuel love triangle has been resolved in a mature and responsible way, Mercy's brutal attack hasn't been glossed over but Ms. Briggs reemphasizes Mercy's refusal to be a victim, she's not a superwoman, however, and we do s...
Yay for Mercy and Adam, finally. Poor Mercy cannot seem to keep herself out of trouble, and this book is no different. The fae stuff gets to be a bit tedious at times, though I found I loved the deal with the walking stick. I was also saddened by the non-appearance of Stephan. He is definitely o...
I thought this book was the best of the series. I like getting further away from the majorly awful thing that happened to Mercy. That just makes me ick even thinking about it two books later.I ADORE Adam. He is awesome with Mercy. Together they are so wonderful in this book. This is the first b...
Początkowo przerażała mnie sytuacja, która rozwinęła się w znanym już trójkącie Adam - Mercy - Sam. To, co spotkało wszystkich kolejno sprawiło, że łzy ściekały po policzkach. Nie mogłam uwierzyć, że to naprawdę się dzieje. W pewnym momencie przerwałam czytanie na rzecz sprawdzenia oficjalnej strony...
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