REVIEW: Moon Called by Patricia Briggs

Shannon C.'s review of Moon Called (Mercy Thompson, Book 1) by Patricia Briggs
Urban fantasy released by Ace 31 Jan 06

I know what you're thinking. You are no doubt thinking to yourself, 'What took you so long to start the Mercy Thompson books, Shannon?' And you would be right. They have only been recommended to me on numerous occasions by lots of people, most notably Gwen, who, upon my random squeeing about this book over at Duckie Central, laughed and pointed me to her reviews of the rest of the series and implied that I might not have been paying sufficient attention to her great taste in books. Well, if they're all this good, I will never doubt Gwen again.  Read more

Tags: 2008, Ace, February 2006, Grade B, January 2006, Mercy Thompson series, Moon Called, Patricia Briggs, Review, Shannon C, Urban Fantasy

Review: Iron Kissed by Patricia Briggs

Gwen's review of Iron Kissed (Mercy Thompson Series, Book 3) by Patricia Briggs
Contemporary paranormal fantasy published 2 Jan 08 by Ace (Penguin)

Briggs's Mercy Thompson books have consistently delivered several things:  well-developed and interesting characters, complex and compelling plots, unique details, and some good sexual tension.  Iron Kissed is no exception - it delivers all of the quality I've come to expect and entertains beyond all expectations.  Read more

Tags: Ace, Contemporary, Fiction, Grade A, Gwen, Iron Kissed, January 2008, Mercy Thompson series, Paranormal, Patricia Briggs, Penguin, Review, Urban Fantasy

Review: Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs

Gwen's Review of Blood Bound (Mercy Thompson Series, Book 2) by Patricia Briggs
Paranormal/Fantasy romance published 30 Jan 07 by Ace Books (Penguin)

Blood Bound is book 2 of Briggs' novels surrounding a mechanic named Mercedes (Mercy) Thompson and her world. Book 1 was Moon Called  is not a prerequisite, but is a fine book on its own.  Read more

Tags: 2007, Ace, Blood Bound, Fiction, Grade B, Gwen, January 2007, Mercy Thompson series, Paranormal, Patricia Briggs, Penguin, Review, Urban Fantasy