While their honeymoon was more eventful than perhaps they would have liked (see River Marked and ensuing chaos), Mercy and Adam’s mate-bond is a strong and happy thing – and Mercy has finally gotten into the swing of married life. Mercy Thompson, VW mechanic and coyote shapeshifter, has finally made the commitment to mate and marry Adam Hauptman, the Alpha werewolf of the Tri-Cities pack. If you have not read books 1-6 and want to remain unspoiled, look away! You have been warned.** **WARNING: This review contains unavoidable spoilers for the first six books in the series. I’ve been eagerly awaiting a new Mercy book for two years, and could not wait to dive into Frost Burned. Why did I read this book: I’m a huge fan of the Mercy Thompson books (heck, I have loyally reviewed each book in the series every year of release since Iron Kissed back when we first started the blog), and of the amazing Patricia Briggs. How did I get this book: ARC from the Publisher Stand alone or series: Book 7 in the Mercy Thompson series Outclassed and on her own, Mercy may be forced to seek assistance from any ally she can get, no matter how unlikely. With the werewolves fighting a political battle to gain acceptance from the public, Mercy fears Adam’s disappearance may be related-and that he and the pack are in serious danger. Through their mating bond, all Mercy knows is that Adam is angry and in pain. But on the edges of humanity, what passes for a minor mishap on an ordinary day can turn into so much more?.Īfter an accident in bumper-to-bumper traffic, Mercy and Jesse can’t reach Adam-or anyone else in the pack for that matter. Becoming the mate of Adam Hauptman-the charismatic Alpha of the local werewolf pack-has made her a stepmother to his daughter Jesse, a relationship that brings moments of blissful normalcy to Mercy’s life. Mercy Thompson’s life has undergone a seismic change. Mercy Thompson returns in the seventh novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling series.

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