Litsy

Moon Called | Patricia Briggs

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I forgot how much of a comfort read this is for me. It makes me more excited than I already was to reread the series. I think my favorite part of this first book is how Mercy stumbles into this role we see for her throughout the series just because she‘s trying to be a good person and not judging people based on the type of creature they are. And the discovery of just how powerful Walkers can be is only just starting. #reread

MeganAnn Rereading this series is one of my 2025 goals as well! 3d

Schnoebs @MeganAnn I‘ve read like the first 6 books in this series and the first 3 in the alpha and omega series. I‘m trying to catch up on both this year! 3d

MeganAnn @Schnoebs Me too! I think I‘ve read the first 5 books in the series and only the first Alpha & Omega. I borrowed them from a friend who no longer lives close when I read them many years ago so I never had my own copies to do a reread until now. I‘ve been collecting used copies of the series whenever I find them for the past six months for that purpose. Just found Moon Called on Pango Books so when that arrives I‘m planning to start. 3d

MeganAnn Looking forward to seeing your reviews as you reread! It will be fun to have someone else revisiting the series at the same time. 3d

Schnoebs @MeganAnn we definitely need to check in with each other on our progress. Keep us accountable 💪 2d

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BacklistReader

Wild Sign | Patricia Briggs

Rumor has it this should be coming out this year but there is not info other than Briggs is working on it so it may not.

That being said this is my most anticipated release of whenever it ends up coming out.

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Julies_Bookshelf_Adventures

Blood Bound | Patricia Briggs

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I recently discovered graphic audiobooks in the last year. Now I‘m working through my old favourites (like this one) as well as new finds
What do you think of Graphic Audio “a movie in your mind”??

Butterfinger I like them. As I was reading, I heard the man's voice. LOL. I listened to Fourth Wing and the ACOTAR series. I like how they use the same voice actors for the characters through the series. I'm sure that is tough to do. 3w

Butterfinger It reminds me of the radio shows. 3w

Julies_Bookshelf_Adventures @Butterfinger I think that‘s why I like them, so far the books I‘ve read are continuing the voice actors throughout the series. I love radio shows and am so glad that audiobooks are making this transition! 2w

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Posh_Salad

How to Help a Hungry Werewolf: A Novel | Charlotte Stein

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I got this because there‘s a talking raccoon. Was a little disappointed that the raccoon was a smaller part than I wanted. Overall, it‘s an okay read. Could have definitely used several rereads and strong editing, but the story was fun once you get past the odd sentence structure and dialogue issues, but not gonna lie….it takes a lot.

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DebinHawaii

The Bloody Ruin Asylum & Taproom | Seana Kelly

October had some good but not great books & so my #12BooksOf2024 ended up being this 7th book in a paranormal romance series I enjoy.🤷🏻‍♀️ Now November was a great reading month & it will be a struggle to pick a favorite.

Honorable Mentions include: Vampires of El Norte (audiobook), So Hungry

Andrew65

Andrew65 Looks good. 4w

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BookishTrish

Shiver | Maggie Stiefvater

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I started off not liking how ridiculous the premise seemed and then got sucked in and really enjoyed myself.

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The_Book_Ninja

The Wolfen | Whitley Strieber

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I remember watching the film when I was younger and Werewolf films were all the rage. It was so long ago, but I seem to remember it was more ecological and thoughtful than this book which is straight up pulpy horror. I enjoyed it nonetheless.

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random_michelle

Cry Wolf | Patricia Briggs

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I've been (re)listening to Patricia Brigg's Alpha & Omega series, narrated by Holter Graham. So far: Cry Wolf, Hunting Ground, Dead Heat, and Fair Game.

I think Dead Heat is my fav of the series, with Fair Game a close second. The background story arcs of politics and the supernatural are fascinating.

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