– Customer review on 20/03/2008

This book is another 'outstanding' one in the Mercy THompson series. 'Blood Bound' is just as good, however 'Iron Kissed' is more serious. Again the plots and characters allow the book to become a cosy thriller. The series keeps getting better. This writer is undervalued in my opinion, as not enough people know about her books. You must read 'Moon Called' and 'Blood Bound' first to appreciate 'Iron Kissed' at maximum level.

– Customer review on 28/07/2008

A sensational tale of adventure and heroism, with a plot of nail-biting suspense and unerring action. Brilliantly written by a true master of the genre. The characters are perfect in every sense- real and intriguing. They struggle against bitter enemies and through great danger, and come out triumphant! Simply the best!!!!

– Customer review on 31/03/2008

This is the third in the Mercy Thompson series, and her life is getting ever more complex. She’s juggling two werewolf lovers, and Sam and Adam are both impatiently waiting for to choose between them. [Werewolves are not known for their patience.] She’s also working for Fae mechanic, and Fae’s are not the easiest species to work for. Things get even more hectic when her boss and mentor is arrested for murder, and in order to clear him, Mercy has to begin a lone-wolf investigation that may cost her life. Briggs’ style has been described as ‘kick-ass’, ‘steamy’, and ‘full-bore action’, but she doesn’t lose the emotional heart of her characters. ‘Iron Kissed’ is a good paranormal mystery [hey, it’s a Briggs], darker than many so if you’re looking for a light read a la Lynsay Sands this isn’t it, and the background is a totally realistic world with political overtones and well-researched mythology. Believable and brilliant, that’s Patricia Briggs.

– Customer review on 25/02/2010

I have been thoroughly enjoying this series. Mercy Thompson is a strong female (albeit supernatural) character. Patricia Briggs has created a wonderful supernatural world. The love triangle between Mercy, Adam & Samuel continues with ever present sexual tension running rife! This book, as the rest, is an easy read for a weekend or a day. I would recommend this book (and series) to readers who have enjoyed Charlaine harris, Stephanie Meyer, or Jeaniene Frost

– Customer review on 17/10/2009

This book is really, really, really good.

Mercedes is my kind of girl, one which dosen't really on anyone else, and can hold her on weight, GOOOO GIRLLL POWERRR!!!!

This book holds a really good read, with a rebel girl which dosen't take no as an answer! This is the third book to the series so you have 2 more books to read-YAY- i reallylike this book, i hope i help you, and P.S this is a realllllly good book!!

– Customer review on 29/09/2009

great book just as thrilling as the first 2 once again couldnt put it down it just gets better and better

– Customer review on 27/08/2009

I love the Mercy Thompson series, The romance potential from the previous books has finally started to lead in a certain direction the one i was hoping for. I can't wait to find out what happens next. If your a fan of Laurell.K Hamilton's Anita Blake novels and Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse Novels and you buy this series you'll be adding it to your favourite's list. Fantastic full of action, abit of romance(the next book will have more by the looks of it), and some fantastic charactors.Go on give it a go, must start with the first book Moon Called and second Blood bound to enjoy it the most.

– Customer review on 05/05/2009

I loved this book! Mercy is a kick arse heroine! Fast paced and interesting story thats not always predictable!

– Customer review on 14/04/2009

This Mercy Thompson novel is a mystery and Mercy has to solve it to save a friend.
She also has 2 very sexy werewolves who love her and want her for a mate. Who she picks is not reveled until the very last page. Buy this book but don,t read the last page first.

– Customer review on 04/02/2009

got this book for my daughter, she never put it down till it was finished, reckon it was a good one