304 pages
5 Stars
The more I know of Ms. Briggs werewolves, the more convinced
I am I rather like them. Well, most of them.
Ms. Briggs does a marvelous job of world building in her
books, her characters are believable, and how the humans react to the were, the
fae, etc. is also believable.
This exciting book takes place in Boston, and Anna, the
Omega mate to Charles, the Alpha and son/enforcer of the Marrock is coming into
her own. She trusts Charles, and she learns to use her Omega and pack magic. Anna,
like a 'real' person, may never totally trust after all the abuse she's been
through, but she works at it, and receives a great deal of support from
Charles, and even her father in law, Bran, the Marrock.
There are some cross-over comments and plot lines between
this book and River Marked ( a Mercy Thompson book) that might be a bit of a
spoiler. I'm not sure, as I read River Marked before I read this one, and
enjoyed the references.
This time Charles and Anna are helping the FBI find a serial
killer, who turns out to be much older than originally thought. I read it in
one sitting. Too much fun to put down.
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