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Burn Bright (Alpha & Omega, #5)
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Re-read April 4th 2021 by audio! So good and sets things up well for the next one. Still remember the shock of finding out the identity of the traitor and a few tidbits on Bran!
Re-read by audio October 7th 2018-Even better the 2nd time around!
Charles and Anna are holding down the fort in Aspen Creek, while Bran, the Marrok is off on vacation. The story takes off quickly when one of the “wildling’s” (old wolves that are no longer safe to associate around Pack on a regular basis) mate calls for help. Anna and Charles go to investigate and find a lot more than they bargained for. There’s a lethal threat, assisted by a traitor in the Pack, and Anna and Charles must figure out if the traitor is one of the “wildlings”, or a closer Pack member. Either way, they must warn all the “wildlings” of the danger, and so begins the thrill ride!
Got some surprising insight on Bran (never suspected that!), and his abilities, which clarified something he was able to pull off in Silence Fallen (the previous book in the Mercy Thompson series). Anna’s abilities as an Omega wolf get more awesome as the series progresses. Especially as she investigates and understands her power more.
As usual, Charles and Anna face the conflicts and danger as a united front, lending power or support to each other whenever needed. Theirs is a mature romance, without unnecessary drama, or petty jealousies. There’s plenty of love and passion between the two of them, when they’re not battling for their lives, that is!
A big betrayal, Pack dynamics, Asil and Sage, and a slightly different view of Leah all factor in, as well, in this exciting installment of the Alpha & Omega series. There’s never all dull moment, even when the action is a bit on hold, because trying to discover the culprit behind the attacks kept me guessing! Alpha & Omega continues to be one of my all-time favorite urban fantasy series’, so of course I gobbled Burn Bright up! Even though the mystery wraps up here, I’m already eagerly anticipating the next book!
A copy was kindly provided by Ace Books via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
This review is also posted at The Readers Den.
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bookshelves: urban-fantasy, mystery, favorites, audio-book-challenge-2021, audio-book, romance
Mar 02, 2018
bookshelves: urban-fantasy, mystery, favorites, audio-book-challenge-2021, audio-book, romance
Read 3 times. Last read April 1, 2021 to April 4, 2021.
Re-read April 4th 2021 by audio! So good and sets things up well for the next one. Still remember the shock of finding out the identity of the traitor and a few tidbits on Bran!
Re-read by audio October 7th 2018-Even better the 2nd time around!
Charles and Anna are holding down the fort in Aspen Creek, while Bran, the Marrok is off on vacation. The story takes off quickly when one of the “wildling’s” (old wolves that are no longer safe to associate around Pack on a regular basis) mate calls for help. Anna and Charles go to investigate and find a lot more than they bargained for. There’s a lethal threat, assisted by a traitor in the Pack, and Anna and Charles must figure out if the traitor is one of the “wildlings”, or a closer Pack member. Either way, they must warn all the “wildlings” of the danger, and so begins the thrill ride!
Got some surprising insight on Bran (never suspected that!), and his abilities, which clarified something he was able to pull off in Silence Fallen (the previous book in the Mercy Thompson series). Anna’s abilities as an Omega wolf get more awesome as the series progresses. Especially as she investigates and understands her power more.
As usual, Charles and Anna face the conflicts and danger as a united front, lending power or support to each other whenever needed. Theirs is a mature romance, without unnecessary drama, or petty jealousies. There’s plenty of love and passion between the two of them, when they’re not battling for their lives, that is!
A big betrayal, Pack dynamics, Asil and Sage, and a slightly different view of Leah all factor in, as well, in this exciting installment of the Alpha & Omega series. There’s never all dull moment, even when the action is a bit on hold, because trying to discover the culprit behind the attacks kept me guessing! Alpha & Omega continues to be one of my all-time favorite urban fantasy series’, so of course I gobbled Burn Bright up! Even though the mystery wraps up here, I’m already eagerly anticipating the next book!
A copy was kindly provided by Ace Books via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
This review is also posted at The Readers Den.
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Reading Progress
April 30, 2015
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April 30, 2015
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January 2, 2016
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urban-fantasy
January 2, 2016
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February 25, 2018
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February 25, 2018
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9.0%
"Wow, did not know Bran felt that way, but it makes things a lot more clear knowing!"
March 2, 2018
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October 5, 2018
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October 7, 2018
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October 7, 2018
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April 1, 2021
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April 4, 2021
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April 6, 2021
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audio-book-challenge-2021
April 6, 2021
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audio-book
April 6, 2021
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romance
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Mar 09, 2018 06:45AM
Great review, Rachel! I love the word--"gobbled". :) It's just so much fun to say. Have a good weekend!
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Laura wrote: "Great review, Rachel! I love the word--"gobbled". :) It's just so much fun to say. Have a good weekend!"Ha! It is a fun word! Thanks, Laura! I hope you have a great weekend, too! :)
Wonderful review Rachel! Just by reading it I remember how much I've enjoyed this series :D
Juanita wrote: "Wonderful review Rachel! Just by reading it I remember how much I've enjoyed this series :D"Thank you, Juanita! Patricia Briggs is such an awesome writer! :)
