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A review by writings_of_a_reader
Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs
4.0
Update: 10/19/2023
I started a reread of this series, this time reading all the Mercy-verse books in chronological order with the hubby. I'm keeping my rating at 4 stars.
Mooncalled
Alpha and Omega
Cry Wolf
Hunting Ground
Blood Bound
Iron Kissed
Bone Crossed
Silver Borne
River Marked
Fair Game
Frost Burned
Dead Heat
Night Broken
Fire Touched
Silence Fallen
Burn Bright
Storm Cursed
Smoke Bitten
Wild Sign
Soul Taken
Original Review:
Nine books into this series and I'm not even a little bit tired of it. I took a break from it for a while because I was reading so many other things, but I'm glad to be back. The Fae are up to no good as usual here, and we get a new character that is interesting, a human boy who has the ability to control fire...well most of the time. Sometimes the fire pops up unexpectedly which results in some damage to Mercy's and Adam's home. But it's no big deal because the wolves and the Fae do even worse to it! I need to point out how very happy I am that several things that Adam's ex-wife Christie picked out get completely demolished. If my husband had an ex I could never live in a house that he had built and shared with her. I don't know how Mercy does it. Christie makes an appearance in this book, and yet again is her annoying self. Thankfully it was brief.
Other things that I loved about this book were:
-The walking stick. I love how it keeps finding its way back to Mercy and how it pops up whenever she needs it, even if she doesn't realize she does.
-Baba Yaga. What a hoot!
-Sherwood Post, and how he got his name. I really want to know more about him.
-The Gray Court. I liked that we dig deeper into the Fae and the inner workings of the Gray Court.
I'm looking forward to reading the next book in the series and getting caught up for the new release coming in May.
Review also posted at Writings of a Reader
I started a reread of this series, this time reading all the Mercy-verse books in chronological order with the hubby. I'm keeping my rating at 4 stars.
Alpha and Omega
Cry Wolf
Hunting Ground
Blood Bound
Iron Kissed
Bone Crossed
Silver Borne
River Marked
Fair Game
Frost Burned
Dead Heat
Night Broken
Fire Touched
Silence Fallen
Burn Bright
Storm Cursed
Smoke Bitten
Wild Sign
Soul Taken
Original Review:
Nine books into this series and I'm not even a little bit tired of it. I took a break from it for a while because I was reading so many other things, but I'm glad to be back. The Fae are up to no good as usual here, and we get a new character that is interesting, a human boy who has the ability to control fire...well most of the time. Sometimes the fire pops up unexpectedly which results in some damage to Mercy's and Adam's home. But it's no big deal because the wolves and the Fae do even worse to it! I need to point out how very happy I am that several things that Adam's ex-wife Christie picked out get completely demolished. If my husband had an ex I could never live in a house that he had built and shared with her. I don't know how Mercy does it. Christie makes an appearance in this book, and yet again is her annoying self. Thankfully it was brief.
Other things that I loved about this book were:
-The walking stick. I love how it keeps finding its way back to Mercy and how it pops up whenever she needs it, even if she doesn't realize she does.
-Baba Yaga. What a hoot!
-Sherwood Post, and how he got his name. I really want to know more about him.
-The Gray Court. I liked that we dig deeper into the Fae and the inner workings of the Gray Court.
I'm looking forward to reading the next book in the series and getting caught up for the new release coming in May.
Review also posted at Writings of a Reader