I love the Mercy Thompson books, however this one lacked the action and drama of the rest. I was left wanting more from Coyote. I'm glad however that the wedding went off without a hitch, Adam and Mercy deserve to be together.
I can say that this one wasn't what I was expecting and I wasn't too thrilled with it. ( )

Mercy and Adam on honeymoon, what can go wrong? A lot, apparently. This book takes a good look at Mercy's past and native heritage and what that means for her today. I really loved this because it makes her even more interesting.

This story was a bit slower to read than the others. I still liked it, but it isn't my favourite Mercy book and that was strange to me because I really liked the part where she learns a bit more about her heritage. I can't put my finger on it why I feel a bit mixed about this book. If I figure it out, I will tell you. For now, it was a nice read, but I hope the next one is better. ( )

So I love all the Adam and Mercy time in this book. You really get to see them together and apart from the pack. I also really love how Mercy finds out about her heritage. Though it is heartbreaking a bit. I would love to hear the conversation btwn Coyote and Charles.
Some things to ponder:
Stephen says "you would've come if I called" Mercy thinks he means on the phone and answers accordingly
Coyote and Stephen knew each other in the past....or at least fought ( )

Not a favourite . Mercy and Adam depart on their honeymoon, but spend all the time fighting a river monster. Feels very contrived. ( )

This is my favorite in the series! ( )