May Rereads

As always, opinions are my own

Die Like an Eagle by Donna Andrews

Meg Langslow #20
Four stars
This book came out August  2nd, 2016

Follows Lord of the Wings
Followed by Gone Gull

Owl Be Home for Christmas by Donna Andrews

Meg Lansglow #26

Follows Terns of Endearment

Followed by The Falcon Always Rings Twice

Four stars

Borrowed as ebook from Cloud Library

The Falcon Always Wings Twice by Donna Andrews

Meg Langslow #27

Follows Owl be Home for Christmas

Followed by The Gift of the Magpie
This book comes out August 4, 2020

Borrowed as audiobook from CloudLibrary

The Gift of the Magpie by Donna Andrews

Meg Langslow #28

Follows The Falcon Always Wings Twice

Followed by Murder Most Fowl

This book came out October 20th, 2020

Borrowed as audiobook from CloudLibrary

Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs

Mercy Thompson #7

This book came out March 11th, 2014
Follows River Marked
Followed by Night Broken
Borrowed as hard copy from Library

Night Broken by Patricia Briggs

Mercy Thompson #8

This book came out March 5th, 2013
Follows Frost Burned
Followed by Fire Touched
Borrowed as hard copy from Library

Fire Touched by Patricia Briggs

Mercy Thompson #9

This book came out March 8th, 2016
Follows Night Broken
Followed by Silence Fallen
Ebook from Libby

Silence Fallen by Patricia Briggs

Mercy Thompson #10

This book came out March 7th, 2017
Follows Fire Touched
Followed by Storm Cursed
Ebook from Libby

Storm Cursed by Patricia Briggs

Mercy Thompson #11

Follows Silence Fallen
Followed by Smoke Bitten
Ebook from Libby

Smoke Bitten by Patricia Briggs

Mercy Thompson #12

This book came out March 17th, 2020
Follows Storm Cursed
Ebook from Libby

The White Cottage Mystery by Margery Allingham

This book came out in 1927

Ebook from Libby

Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews

Aurelia Ryder #1

Four stars

This book came out January 12th, 2021

Ebook borrowed from Libby

The Vanishing by Jayne Ann Krentz

Three stars

Followed by All the Colors of the Night

This book came out January 7th, 2020

Borrowed as eBook from Libby

Lucky Score by Deborah Coonts

Lucky O'Toole isn't sure what's going on in her hotel and she doesn't like it. A man staggers into her lobby and dies and a Senator is implicated. It probably has to do with the football team coming to town which should be good for business but the players are causing more problems than they're worth. One of them is running a party out of her Secret Suite and Lucky knows nothing about it. Romeo, her cop friend and mentee, is keeping secrets. And then there's the fact that she's wondering whether her incomparable fiance is really the man for her.

Three stars
Follows Lucky Ride
Followed by Lucky Ce Soir
This book came out June 29th, 2018
Borrowed as an ebook from Hoopla
Opinions are my own

Burn Bright by Patricia Briggs

Not every werewolf is part of a pack but that doesn't mean that the Marrok doesn't take care of them. Even if there are some wolves that are too wild doesn't mean that they all have to be put down. But when the wildings are targeted and the Marrok has left town, Charles and Anna will have to step up to try and save as many as they can.

Ufda. This book feels like there was more death than usual in it. But also some tie-ins with witches to the next Mercy Thompson which was really interesting to me. There was also a bit more about Bran's relationship with Leah even though he is absent for most of the book.

Three stars

Follows Dead Heat

Followed by Wild Sign

Borrowed as ebook from CloudLibrary

This book came out March 6th, 2018

Opinions are my own

Duck the Halls by Donna Andrews

Someone is pranking the churches of Caerphilly. It starts with some skunks at the Chief of Police's church, then there are the ducks at Meg's, and more. Everyone is getting harried but Meg is managing to keep all of the schedules straight. For the most part... But then there's a murder. And, while Meg doesn't officially want to investigate, she does her best to help.

I really enjoyed the light touches of adding the churches into the story. It's a part of day-to-day life and not just sermonizing. I did not enjoy the repetition of facts and ideas. It happened more than once and was fairly annoying.

Three stars

This book came out October 22nd, 2013

Follows Hen of the Baskervilles

Followed by The Good, the Bad, and the Emus 

Borrowed as audiobook from Libby

Opinions are my own

 Reread August 2023

Martha Stewart's Organizing by Martha Stewart

This was an okay book with very pretty pictures. Is it revolutionary in the home organization world? No. Is it a little pretentious? Yes. But Stewart often is. There are definitely some good ideas but nothing you couldn't read in another book. If you love Martha Stewart, I think you will enjoy this book. Even if there are suggestions like removing your phone from it's case weekly and spraying it down. How has time for that?

Three stars

This book came out January 7th, 2020

Borrowed as ebook from Libby

Opinions are my own

Dead Heat by Patricia Briggs

An old friend of Charles' calls and asks him to come down to Sedona. They can visit and Charles can look for a horse for Anna. But the visit starts off with a bang when the Charles has to help a dying woman become a werewolf. Her husband's grandfather is the local Alpha and he is less than pleased about the decision because she is witchborn but Charles feels like it is the right decision. The woman had stabbed herself rather than kill her children when she was under some serious fae magic.

It may not be up to Charles and Anna to figure out what is going on but they take it on anyway since they are the only ones around to protect the innocent.  

Three stars

Follows Fair Game

Followed by Burn Bright

This book came out March 3rd, 2015

Borrowed as ebook from CloudLibrary

Opinions are my own 

Fair Game by Patricia Briggs

Anna is worried. She fears that Charles's duties to his father, the Alpha of all Alphas, are wearing on his spirit. She knows that their mate bond isn't what it could be. So she appeals to the Marrok for something else for Charles to do. Instead, Bram assigns Anna to help the FBI solve a particularly heinous group of serial killings. Charles goes with Anna as her bodyguard. And it's good because they'll need both of them before the end of the book.

An interesting book that starts off a series of explosions further down the Mercy Thompson series. A little slow in places but overall a nice read.

Three stars

Follows Hunting Ground

Followed by Dead Heat

This book came out

Borrowed as ebook from CloudLibrary

Opinions are my own