Today's book review is Silver Borne by Patricia Briggs.

This is Mercy Thompson book 5.  It's a complete story, but it does use established characters.  If you read it by itself it would probably make sense, but there are things you need to know about the characters that aren't fully spelled out to get the full impact.  Start at the beginning with ( Read more... )

Today's book review is Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs.

This is book 2.5 in the Alpha and Omega series (it starts with the novella "Alpha and Omega" in On the Prowl, and then goes into Cry Wolf).  It's a complete episode, but it would be better to know the characters already ( Read more... )

Today's first review, that I've been putting off for a couple of days, is Raven's Strike by Patricia Briggs.

This is the direct sequel to Raven's Shadow.  It tells a complete episode with the characters established in the previous book, and appears to wrap things up, leaving no major loose ends ( Read more... )

Next, Raven's Shadow by Patricia Briggs ( Read more... )

Now, a quick review of Cry Wolf by Patricia Briggs, and I'll be caught up on reviews.

This is the first Alpha and Omega novel, a sequel to the novella "Alpha and Omega" in On the Prowl.  This is in the Mercy Thompson universe but with different main characters (some supporting characters are shared), and it's slightly helpful to read Moon Called ( Read more... )

Next is On the Prowl, four unconnected novellas by Patricia Briggs, Eileen Wilks, Karen Chance, and Sunny ( Read more... )

Today's book review is Bone Crossed by Patricia Briggs.

This is book 4 of the Mercy Thompson series.  Although it is a complete story, some of the dramatic impact comes from knowing who these people are and how they got here, so read the series in order starting with Moon CalledI took a long time with this book, even though it's just as fast paced ( Read more... )

Today's book review is The Hob's Bargain by Patricia Briggs ( Read more... )

Today's book review is Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs.

This is the third book in the Mercy Thompson series.  Although it does repeat enough background that it would probably make sense on its own, you should start with Moon Called, because it's really good.  It has a solid enough ending that the series could have ended here, but I know book four ( Read more... )

Today's book review is Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs.

This is the second book in the Mercy Thompson series.  Start with Moon Called.  It's a complete, self-contained episode ( Read more... )