Yes, in this story it is about supernatural beings, but it is a good reminder to treat everyone as equal and in a fair manner. It positions the “other” (the werewolves and fae) as completely against humans, and shows the dangers of prejudice. The events of Fair Game change the course of both the Alpha and Omega and Mercedes Thompson series. Plus, the sneaky sense of humour that has me smiling throughout is completely enjoyable. Fair Game Patricia Briggs US10.03 US15.50 Save US5.47 Add to basket Hunting Ground Patricia Briggs US11. They are totally accepting of each others’ flaws and able to see beyond the horrors that the others are unable to accept. Yet, the love story between Anna and Charles that begins at the very beginning of the series is one of my favourites (at least until I read the next book). None of the characters are perfect, and in their flaws they are far more relatable. Fair Game E-bok An Alpha and Omega novel: Book 3 Finns ven som Kundrecensioner (0) Du kanske gillar Fler bcker av Patricia Briggs Navigation We use. There is something that I always love about Patricia Briggs’ books – they have tough heroines that are none the less damaged in their own ways.

The fact that there is a serial killer thrown into the mix just makes the stakes a lot higher, and the importance of Charles healing his psychological wounds all the more imperative. It shows the horrors and pain behind the persona of the scary wolf, and reminds us that everyone needs to be taken care of at some point in their lives. Whilst this story continues the ongoing healing and acceptance for Anna of her new status. Fair Game by Patricia Briggs Hachette UK Fair Game by Patricia Briggs Read by Holter Graham On sale 26th August 2021 Price: 19. Yet, that protective instinct still causes her to go toe to toe with the biggest baddest wolf in this fictional world – all to protect her partner. Fair Game (Alpha and Omega Series 3) by Patricia Briggs 4.5 (447) Paperback (Mass Market Paperback - Reprint) 8.99 Paperback 8.99 eBook 8.99 Audiobook 0. And, although she is kind of able to take care of herself, she is constantly taken care of by others who want to do that for her. Unlike most of the others in Briggs’ books she’s a little more damaged at the very beginning of the series.