Review: Storm Cursed

Storm Cursed by Patricia Briggs
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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✏️ My Review:
Storm Cursed by Patricia Briggs was a feast of supernatural proportion. Mercy Thompson is my favorite character. She is a car mechanic, shapeshifter married to an Alpha werewolf and she has the most amazing mix of supernatural friends. Some are fae, some are vampires, some breathe fire and some are just plain humans. Don’t think that this is a light-hearted read; it is jammed packed with action and some hot moments between Adan and Mercy.

Storm Cursed is the 11th book in the Mercy Thompson Series. In this book, Mercy will be called to fight miniature zombie goats (don’t laugh, these are dangerous little buggers, and not easy to catch), goblins, more zombies (one of them is a cow), and powerful witches. She will need all the help of her supernatural friends and foes to defeat the black witches.

I love this series because it has a kick arse female superhero who is not afraid to be herself. To really enjoy this series, you need to read the books in order because the author often refers to events which took place in previous books. Don’t let the number of books discourage you, it is worth reading every one of them. You won’t regret it.

Thank you Penguin Random House Canada for sending me a final copy of this spectacular book. Storm Cursed will be available at your favourite bookstore on May 7, 2019.

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