Also I still adore Adam Hauptman – he is one of my favourite heroes and Mercy Thompson Hauptman (she insists on the additional surname these days) is awesome and kicks ass once again. It almost seems to me that to say anything much is kind of spoilery but I’ve gone with the rule of thumb that anything in the first third of the book is pretty much okay.įor readers who don’t want to be spoiled, here is the short version: it is really good, the ending is rather abrupt and I am already salivating for the next book in the series. I admit I’m finding it difficult to summarise the plot without giving away spoilers.

(For those who haven’t read the series before, start with Moon Called and be aware there are spoilers for this and the Alpha & Omega series to follow.) I read the first five books in a marathon of about three-four days, so I’m kind of jealous of those people who could start at book one and read all eight in a row. All of the books have been B+ or higher for me, so I don’t feel bad saying that to potential readers. This is the 8th book but readers would be mostly lost to start here.

Which series I like best most often depends on which book I read most recently.

I’ve read them all in print and listened to them all on audio as well. Dear Patricia Briggs,’ve long been a fan of both your Mercy Thompson series and your Alpha & Omega series (which is set in the same world but follows different people in it).

Night Broken by Patricia Briggs