Although, that might just be until the next book…. There is something about vampires that is not only more terrifying, but also far more convoluted than anything the werewolves or fae have managed to concoct thus far…. Even the motivations of the fae are delved into a little, but, it’s only in Bone Crossed that the far reaches of vampire politics begin to be explored. Werewolf politics are thoroughly investigated in the first few books of this series. The amount of trouble that Mercy finds herself in, and the quarter from which it comes is spine tingling and enjoyable. And, although you just know that that is what’s happening, the way in which Briggs goes about it is still surprising.
Mercy is forced to literally jump from the frying pan into the fire. The return of an old nemesis (of sorts), and promise of a clean getaway from Marsilia’s revenge are, as predicted, dramatic. Welcome to Patricia Briggs’s world, a place where witches, vampires, werewolves, and shape-shifters live beside ordinary people (Booklist). Although, to be fair, very, very, very little of this story is about that… mostly it’s about the fall out from Mercy’s actions in Blood Bound, with just enough romance and emotional connections to make it heart warming and beautiful.īone Crossed also introduces a part of Mercy’s past (not to mention her mother) that hadn’t previously been seen. 4.6 855 Ratings 7.99 7.99 Publisher Description. Which is just where Bone Crossed picks up… Mercy and Adam figuring out their completely new relationship. The last scene is the very beginning of their courtship, and I remember when I first read Iron Kissed, I actually double checked to make sure that my book wasn’t missing a page. With Mercy making her choice, and starting her life with Adam. Although the activities in Iron Kissed were kind of horrifying, it was nice to end on the note that it did.
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