Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs is a brand new series that is a spin off from the Mercy Thompson book, Moon Called, that first introduced Charles Cornick, an assassin for the Marrok. In Moon Called, Charles went to Chicago to take care of “pack business” which is the plot of the short story, Alpha […]
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REVIEW: On the Prowl by Briggs, Wilks, Chance, Sunny
On the Prowl is an anthology that was released way back in August of 2007, published by Berkley and features new and original stories by Patricia Briggs, Karen Chance, Eileen Wilks and Sunny. I may make some readers incredulous by sharing my opinion on one of the stories and dismissing the rest. Patricia Briggs has […]
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REVIEW: Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs
Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs, published Jan 2008, is the third book in the Mercy Thompson series, published by Ace. VW mechanic, Mercy Thompson, is a shape shifter. She is a walker who shifts from human to coyote at will. In the world that Mercy inhabits, the werewolves, fae and vampires exist alongside humankind. However, the fae and the […]
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Anticipated New Reads for 08
So, what books are you anticipating for the New Year? There really aren’t very many anticipated reads for me for the upcoming year. Maybe I can take a peek at someone else’s list. Anyway, I am excited about Shana Abe’s third book in her dra’kon trilogy coming Dec 07, Queen of Dragons. There’s also Patricia Brigg’s third Mercy Thompson book, […]
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REVIEW: Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs
Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs was very, very good. What a great start to the New Year to award this book an solid A read. Just in case you haven’t read the first book, Moon Called, here is a brief synopsis for you: Mercy Thompson is a mechanic who is not human. She’s a coyote […]
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REVIEW: Dragon Bones by Patricia Briggs
Dragon Bones was my next read right after finishing Moon Called. An online pal said the duology was just as good and so I tried the first one and loved it. Briggs has written a very interesting hero whose POV dominates much of the book. Here is the synop:
Most everyone thinks Ward of Hurog is a […]
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