I really can’t wait for Patricia’s next book, it has me wondering how the consequences of this one will affect Mercy and Adam. I laughed, cried, screamed at my kindle and this has one of the best OMG endings EVER! There’s also something much more powerful and scary too. White witches, some with powerful protections.

The clues are slow in coming, but we learn from the start witches are involved. He’s someone important to Bran and now we know he’s powerful as well.īran can’t leave since he sent Asil to deal with something so he’s sending Anna, Charles and Tag. We also learn a lot about Sherwood Post who is now in Adam’s pack. We learn a good part of Leah’s story in the beginning of this book and her mating to Bran had me bristling a bit. Connor, her father was one of those residents. There was only one missing person report and that was from one Dr. There are no traces and they need someone to figure out what happened to them. There weren’t many residents only about forty but everyone has disappeared. That land it appears is owned by Aspen Creek, more specifically Leah. The things they were offering in exchange for some sort of alliance wasn’t anything the Bran and Charles wouldn’t know about the wolves, but the second reason they were there was disturbing.Ī town had come to be on land bordering federal lands but not on it. I loved that Bran had Charles change to greet them. Their reasons for being there are twofold and suspicious.

The FBI showing up in Aspen Creek is gutsy to say the least, thinking that Anna is the Marrok had me giggling. With Leah humming a song, one that has some significance and is familiar to Anna, yet not. A bonding of sorts with the pack females, but it’s also a series of conversations I won’t soon forget. The first is when the daughter of the founder of Wild Sign follows the trails to the town the other a girls day that takes place before ‘Burn Bright’ with Rachel a newcomer to Aspen Creek, Anna, Leah and Sage. We get a couple of preludes in this book.

Alpha & Omega by Patricia Briggs