Moon Called (Mercy Thompson, Book 1) by Patricia Briggs Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Moon Called (Mercy Thompson, Book 1)
Book Review: Lovely
Summary: 4 Stars
An onbsessive compulsive werewolf who lives next door to a mechanic who can turn into a coyote? This has got to be good...and it was.
The thing that I really liked about this book was the female lead. Unlike some other authers I know *cough* LKH *cough* the female lead was strong....but not too strong...hot...but not the "all men want her" hot. I fell in love with her! The rest of the characters are equally adorable. If you like werewolves...even if you like vamps (there is a vamp with the mystery mobile...how cool is that?)...I would get this book. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars was because it was not long enough. And there was no gore. No gore at all....
Book Review: Most Excellent Read
Summary: 5 Stars
I loved this book and agree with the reviewer that said it's everything LKH's books should be. It's the mystery, the suspense, the hint of romance, the danger--all while being eminently readable and enjoyable. This book will head right next to the top of the favorite list--with Briggs' other book, "When Demons Walk."Book Review: Great Story
Summary: 4 Stars
I really loved this book, I thought it would be the same as Kim Harrison and all those other werewolf books but this was much more interesting, my only complaint, why throw in multiple love interests, -I know how about setting a trend and giving her only one choice. Book Review: Couldn't put it down!
Summary: 5 Stars
I could not put this book down and would recommend it to any LKH (earlier books) fans. A must-read if you like werewolves with a touch of Vampires thrown in!Book Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
I for one hope this is the beginning of a new series. I liked the characters and look forward to their development. There were plenty of loose ends that could be worked into stories of their own. I liked the Mercy/Adam thing, maybe more interesting with Samuel on the side. I'll definitely go back and look for the rest of Patricia Briggs' books.