Moon Called (Mercy Thompson Series, Book 1) by Patricia Briggs Paperback Book

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Rent Moon Called (Mercy Thompson Series, Book 1)

Author: Patricia Briggs

Format: Mass Market Paperback, Paperback, Unabridged-CD

Publisher: Berkley Pub Group

Published: Feb 2006

Genre: Fiction - Fantasy - General

Retail Price: $9.99

Pages: 288

Synopsis

Mercy Thompson's life is not exactly normal. Her next-door neighbor is a werewolf. Her former boss is a gremlin. And she's fixing a VW bus for a vampire. But then, Mercy isn't exactly normal herself.

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Reviews

BookLender review by Eugenia on 2007-04-11 04:08:49

There's a whole bunch of series now that it's a stereotype--strong female protagonist in a contemporary fantasy setting. I have to admit that the writing's a bit weaker than her past books but she still brings her practical sensibilities to a often trite and overly superficial genre. So, I was really surprised to see that Mercy actually isn't too stupid to live and although she still makes mistakes, at least, it's just human of her to do so. But for the most part, Mercy has common sense. I'm interested in reading more about the world and in comparison to the possible entrants in the competitive field of contemporary fantasy heroines, Mercy Thompson is a particularly strong entrant.

BookLender review by Anna on 2010-07-11 11:33:48

Okay...this book got a lot of great ratings, so I guess I'm in the minority. I didn't finish the book. If I can't get drawn into the book by the first chapter then I don't complete the book. There is just too much information and not action...blah...sorry...

BookLender review by Wendy on 2009-05-14 15:23:32

As with many people in today's busy society I do not always have the time to indulge in my favorite pasttime. Generally, I get to read a few pages here and there. Not so with Moon Called. I found myself curled up in a corner of a couch, eagerly turning pages, and baring my teeth very werewolfish of me, wasn't it? to anyone who disturbed me. This book captivates you from the first page and before you realize it, you are turning the last one. The characters are intriguing and very well thought out, especially Mercy. It was refreshing to read about a strong female in a very dominant, pack oriented group of males. I am eagerly looking forward to starting the next book in the series. Do not pass this book by. It is absolutely worth the time.