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özgün Evren ozgunevren — I think I like the idea of the book more than the actuality. The characters were inconsistent and the plot had some serious holes in it. Also, the sex scenes seemed repetitive. All that being said, the book was somewhat entertaining.

André Melo andre_melo — Read April 2009. Review of audiobook January 2011: I really love that Briggs is writing a separate series about Charles and his new mate Anna. Word for new readers though, this story will make a lot more sense if you read the novella in On The Prowl first as it is the story of Charles and Anna's meeting and falling in with one another. This new series gives you a whole new insight about Charles. In the Mercy books he is merely Bran's 2nd son that is the packs enforcer, and handles all their finances. You know he is scary, of Indian descent, and a killer and that's about it. In this book we learn about his emotions, his feeling about being his father's assassin, his loneliness, and so much more. We also meet Anna who is an Omega werewolf, who has been brutalized for the entire time that she has been a wolf by her past pack. In the novella the 2 meet and their wolves decide immediately that they are meant to be mates much to their human half's surprise and embarrassment. I love these characters because they are both so incredibly complex and each have so many freaking issues to sort out and deal with. They are constantly walking on egg shells with one another yet are making their relationship work and come to love and appreciate one another. My other favorite part of this book is that we learn so freaking much about Bran. Oh Bran. I love you! You are scary,but not, powerful but don't show it, funny in an understated way, and so caring for those under you. We never got to learn about Bran's past from the Mercy novels, and now know about how he and Samuel became wolves and their family in Wales. The plot of this book is awesome in that you learn so much about witches and witchcraft in this universe. The Mercy books kind of address these issues but not to this extent. And it really illustrates the time span you are dealing with hen werewolves are involved. This is a fantastic new series from Briggs that I will certainly continue to enjoy!