Bone Crossed Audiobook

" I really get immersed in the storyline and the narrator is amazing "

" Another great Mercy book! A little short but it's got me looking forward to the next one. "

" What can I say Stefan is part of the plot and Mercy isn't talking about her independence all the time so I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Enjoyed it more because I let myself have a day off and read this one almost straight through. "

" Wow. Series gets better and better. Loved this installment. "

" Go Mercy and Adam!!!!!! I love these books! "

" This series is a lot better at this point than when it started. Decent character development, an excellent array of supporting characters. Mostly reasonably story arcs, although I must admit sometimes a few of the plot twists feel like a pretty large stretch. Ultimately an interesting, enjoyable read. "

" pretty good. There were some strange parts, but it seemed to work out int he end.... can't wait to read the next. "

" excellent as usual, can't wait for the next one which is on order "

" Meh this one was pretty slow for me. "

" These books tend to get better throughout the series. This particular one follows Mercy with some issues with the Vampires. I like this book even better than the first two. "

" This is another series I think gets better and better. Go and read it! Now! "

" Geez! Same old same old. Slow to start, shallow romance. Frustrating, & not worthy of hardback! I just have to read the series end! "

" least favorite so far... just really didnt get good until the last 15pages, but now I am excited that we know a little more about there the fae and what vamps and wolves can do! "

" I should have paid attention to the order of these. "

" I loved all of the installments in the Mercy Tompson series and can't wait for the new book to come out. It is a rather easy read, but you can't help fall in love with Mercy, Adam, all the characters and the storyline. A must read. "

" I think this was one of my favorite books in this series! Fascinating pack and vamp details, good introspection and healing for Mercy, exciting and scary action, great new characters--some sweet and others terrifying. Loved the stuff with Adam and Stefan!! I'm excited to see what happens next! "

" This was good, similar to the Sookie Stackhouse series, but with a more kick-ass heroine. I probably would have been more emotionally involved if I had read the rest of the series. "

" Read this one first, because I saw the author in a magazine. Had to go back and then read the first three. Kind of messed up the plot lines "

" A bit anticlimactic after the drama of IronKissed. But that's understandable. i'm kinda more into the alpha/omega series now, bec there is more overt romance. but i loved learning more about Stefan and am happy that he remains a good guy. "

" Could not put it down and read it all yesterday! I think I enjoyed this one the most so far and can't wait to start the next one. "

" Read and loved it when it first came out. Going to listen to audiobook now. "

" Mercy still recovering from her 'assault' is right back into the frying pan trying to cover her protect her werewolves and vampire buddy. "

" This series keeps getting better and better! "

" I'm really not getting tired of this series--and she's still managing to keep it clean. This is a good sign! "

" Wow!!! The series picks up right where the last one left off; a sin-sational page turner. "

" slightly weaker than the previous books, but sort of understandable as Mercy is recovering and I like that she was allowed to do that, without her just suddenly being ok. "

" I'm still trying to decide how I feel about this book. Not sure I liked it as much as books 1-3. Feels like the story didn't flow well. "

" If you like this series, you'll love this book. I love a good supernatural thriller that has lots of intrigue. "

" Four books in and I'm *still* not tired of the Mercy Thompson series. I like all the main characters, especially Mercy. I like how her relationships evolve and change and how she's growing as a character. And I like how the peril *always* seems real. Good stuff. "