Soon her home is torched and Adam is wounded. There's someone out to get her, and she has a feeling it has to do with Phineas' book, which can mean only one thing. She looses Gabriel, her garage assistant, because his mother worries about the risk of werewolves, plus, it doesn't look good when a reality bounty hunter show shows up with a fake warrant for your boyfriends arrest with guns loaded. Instead of everything getting easier, everything gets harder. As is the case with Mercy, things never go as planed. And with the self imposed exile from Adam, she worries she's hurting him, when really she is just trying to protect Sam. so perhaps if Mercy can just stay away from the pack for a few days so they won't report Sam to his father for execution she can sort this all out. But the expected massacre of a werewolf without the human half in control does not happen. Too long in the world and burying too many friends, he has tried to take his life and his wolf half has decided to take over. But almost hurt is nothing compared to actually hurt. A bit unnerving amps up to a real problem when out bowling someone in the pack plants bad thoughts in her head and a young child is almost hurt. She's learning to like the connection they now have, even if the constant feeling of the pack is a bit unnerving. Instead of relieving Tad's fears, Mercy gets a bad feeling. Phineas helped Mercy exonerate Zee with the loan of a book from his store awhile back, so the least she owes him is to check up and return the book. Zee's son Tad calls Mercy with worry over a mutual acquaintance. Silver Borne (Mercy Thompson Book 5) by Patricia BriggsĬhallenge: Shifter Challenge 2011, Horror and Urban Fantasy Mercy March THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.Book Review - Patricia Briggs' Moon Called.Book Review - Patricia Briggs' Blood Bound.

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