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11. Bone Crossed by Patricia Briggs
A friend recommended Patricia Briggs to me a few years ago, and I pretty rapidly went through the first three books of her Mercy Thompson series. Like the Hamilton I finished a few days ago, it falls into the urban fantasy genre. The third book put poor Mercy through hell, and she's trying to cope with that in this fourth book in addition to being on a vamp's hit list. These books aren't as memorable as the great literary classics, but they're good for a mind candy read. I didn't like this one as much as I remember liking its predecessors, but to keep me occupied and to keep my weary hand off my mouse, it was acceptable.
Still haven't decided if I'm calling the JALRC.
A friend recommended Patricia Briggs to me a few years ago, and I pretty rapidly went through the first three books of her Mercy Thompson series. Like the Hamilton I finished a few days ago, it falls into the urban fantasy genre. The third book put poor Mercy through hell, and she's trying to cope with that in this fourth book in addition to being on a vamp's hit list. These books aren't as memorable as the great literary classics, but they're good for a mind candy read. I didn't like this one as much as I remember liking its predecessors, but to keep me occupied and to keep my weary hand off my mouse, it was acceptable.
Still haven't decided if I'm calling the JALRC.