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THE 1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER In her bestselling Alpha and Omega series, Patricia Briggs "spins tales of werewolves, coyote shifters, and magic and, my, does she do it well" (USA Today Online). Now mated werewolves Charles Cornick and Anna Latham face a threat like no other--one that lurks too close to home... They are the wild and the broken. The werewolves too damaged to live safely among their own kind. For their own good, they have been exiled to the outskirts of Aspen Creek, Montana. Close enough to the Marrok's pack to have its support; far enough away to not cause any harm. With their Alpha out of the country, Charles and Anna are on call when an SOS comes in from the fae mate of one such wildling. Heading into the mountainous wilderness, they interrupt the abduction of the wolf--but can't stop blood from being shed. Now Charles and Anna must use their skills--his as enforcer, hers as peacemaker-- to track down the attackers, reopening a painful chapter in the past that springs from the darkest magic of the witchborn... Read more
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Publication date : March 6, 2018
Language : English
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Does this happen to you? You mark your calendar for the release of one of your favorite author's books. You've already preordered it, but when it arrives, you read other stories.... You do this KNOWING the other stories won't be as good, but you wait... because once you begin, it will be over way too soon.... so you savor it. Burn Bright did not disappoint. It is filled with all of the character development and twists and turns for which Briggs is famous. The plot kept me guessing, which was wonderful because I often find myself trying to anticipate what will happen! Something is hunting Bran's wildlings in his territory. Bran is absent, leaving Charles in charge. When a powerful wildling ends up dead, with her mate delivering a cryptic warning, Charles and Anna must find out what's happening before others end up dead as well. Is it all connected? You won't know until the very end. [*Spoilers - Do not read beyond if you don't want spoilers. Also, if you are not familiar with the series, you might not understand my review.*] I love what the story revealed about the all powerful Bran and his complicated relationship with Mercy. Mercy made complete sense to me... Bran is not used to having people stand up to him, so when he finds someone who does... even if it is the sneaky way Mercy goes about proving her point. I mean, what man doesn't like a challenge or a life filled with surprise?? It was probably frustrating as hell, but when she grew up, or maybe when he sent her away... he probably found out that life wasn't as interesting. And, no, I don't think it's creepy. I didn't get the sense that it started out that way.... But whatever your belief, looks help, but it's the spirit/personality that makes people attractive... and I can see that they would have complimented each other. The character development continued with Bran and Leah too. Before this book, I didn't realize how attached Bran's wolf was to Leah.... Leah, with whom I've never felt a connection because of her selfishness and spitefulness, seemed a bit more human and had great character qualities of honesty, loyalty and heart breakingly, unrequited love. I think it takes a talent to make someone empathize with a character that has been otherwise cast as petty, mean and dangerous.... But I resonated with Leah in the end. My only complaint is that the book is over and now I have to wait for another release from Briggs. Quality problems, I know. I tend not to like to re-read books, but Briggs' Mercy Thompson and Alpha Omega series get revisited for me. Well done. Can't wait for the next one!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2018 by Moniquoi
Anything by this author is a cancel all appointments, ignore all chores, take the phone off the hook, and settle in for a one-sitting read. The addiction is real and well-earned. This was another fabulous outing for Charles and Anna. Burn Bright is the fifth of the Alpha & Omega series, but also the #15 of the Mercy Thompson world. Personally, I do not read the two series or think of them as separate, but rather just two sides of the same coin. And, I think it works best that way as both series have parallel plots. Burn Bright takes place immediately after the events of the Mercy Thompson, Silence Fallen. However, it is also versatile in that a reader can probably get away with only reading one series or the other if that is their preference. Charles has been left in charge of the Aspen Creek Pack while Bran goes to help rescue Mercy. He is not pleased with this state of affairs and then he takes a distress call from one of his da's wilding wolves- strangers on their lands and a traitor in their midst. I enjoyed the action and suspense as Charles and Anna work to figure out what is going on and prevent an insidious plot even while the story highlights just how far they have come as a mated pair and individuals. Anna is faced with the demons of her past and Charles with letting her be who she is without smothering her and respecting her as his equal partner and not just his mate needing protection. Another great piece was the spotlight on Bran's cranky, haughty mate, Leah. She is given a prominent role and, yes, I'm going to say it, I loved it. What this book revealed about Leah, and even Bran, was as captivating as the exciting parts. The dynamics between Leah and Charles as step-family and even a small peek into Leah's history particularly with Mercy was engaging. Oh, and Charles and Anna are surrounded by the fabulous cast of recurring color and quirky minor characters in Aspen Creek and some great new ones- Asil the Moor, Tag, Sage, and so many others. All are one big crazy family and pack. And yet, it was tension-wrought as someone, known to them all, was a pack traitor and selling them out. As, with each new story, Patricia Briggs reveals more magic and legend- fae, witch, and werewolf in this case. That battle Anna and Charles fought to save the wolf was one of the best scenes. I don't think I breathed. There were several exciting moments and the end was a great climax. A new worthy enemy is revealed and left me eager for what is to come in the series. Some of the best Urban Fantasy out there and not to be missed by fans of the genre.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2018 by Sophia Rose
Patricia Briggs stories never seizes to amaze me. Burn bright was no exception either. It’s one of those stories where you read and read and suddenly you’re at the last chapter and can’t help but wonder where the time went. A book that can capture my mind and interest that wholly is 100 % worth the wait. What made me fall in love with the cry wolf series is the dynamic and chemistry between Anna and Charles. I’ll admit that I was kind of hoping for more in that department with Burn Bright, especially after the last book with them discussing children. However, I’m not disappointed either. Having learned way back that romance is not Briggs main pursuit with her stories, I’m okay with the relationship and romance genre taking a backseat even if I’m addicted to it. It actually makes me more excited when the romantic scenes do happen and I did not have to worry of it lacking in Burn bright at all. There were Anna and Charles moments that absolutely turned me into pudding. Off course, Anna and Charles aren’t the only reason for why I love this series and this book. The whole pack dynamic and werewolf world is intriguing to say the least and I just adore Briggs imagination and writing style. She knows how to build the suspense and drama as well as keeping it light and funny in a perfect balance. I find myself fascinated of how complex and multicultural it all is, both cry wolf and the Mercy Thompson series, with all-ranging characters and personalities as well as settings. Authors like Briggs are a rare kind, sadly. As much as I enjoy this series, it’s just so heartbreaking that I now have to wait two years for the next book in the series. Although, as the saying goes, good things happen for those who wait.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2018 by Ida