Wild Sign
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"Mated werewolves Charles Cornick and Anna Latham must discover what could make an entire community disappear-before it's too late-in this thrilling entry in the #1 New York Times bestselling Alpha and Omega series. In the wilds of the Northern California mountains, all the inhabitants of a small town have gone missing. It's as if the people picked up and left everything they owned behind. Fearing something supernatural might be going on, the FBI taps a source they've consulted in the past: the werewolves Charles Cornick and Anna Latham. But Charles and Anna soon find that a deserted town is the least of the mysteries they face. Death sings in the forest, and when it calls, Charles and Anna must answer. Something has awakened in the heart of the California mountains, something old and dangerous-and it has met werewolves before"--
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5 primary books6 released books#6 in Alpha & Omega
Alpha & Omega is a 6-book series with 5 primary works first released in 2007 with contributions by Patricia Briggs.
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17 primary books19 released books#18 in Mercy Thompson World
Mercy Thompson World is a 19-book series with 17 primary works first released in 2006 with contributions by Patricia Briggs and Rik Hoskin.
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Good story. I liked it. I'm looking forward to Bran and Leah's relationship in the future.
This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader as part of a quick takes post is to catch up on my “To Write About” stack—emphasizing pithiness, not thoroughness.
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My first reaction to the setup for this novel was An Answer to a Question No One Asked...
In the end, I like what the book did for the relationship between Bran and Leah (and hopefully gets rid of some of the “ew” factor from Burn Bright). It didn't wow me, but I really enjoyed my time in this world again.
I'm sensing a trend here in the Mercy-verse, for the longest time, Vampires were the major threat, then we dabbled with the Fae, but it didn't stick as much as it could've–now we've had a couple of novels in both series where witches are behind all/most of the trouble. I wonder what the end game is...
