Burn Bright

Our Review

The fifth in Patricia Briggs’ amazing Alpha and Omega series, BURN BRIGHT follows werewolf mates Charles Cornick and Anna Latham, the pack Omega, as they head to help a wild werewolf fight an ancient curse. With their alpha out of the country, it’s up to them to take care of Pack business, even when the werewolves in question live on the outskirts of the wilderness, apart from the Pack.

It’ll take both Anna’s Omega nature and Charles’s witch-born strength to stop the evil coming for them. Patricia Briggs has done it again with this outstanding urban fantasy. Charles’s power is tempered by Anna’s peacefulness, and their developing relationship grows even stronger as they’re tested by forces from within, and from without.

The Marrok’s pack gets a closer scrutiny, and the rich secondary characters (Leah, Asil, Sage…) provide depth to the story. Briggs is a master at pacing and plot, and BURN BRIGHT races at the perfect speed, rising and falling with gathering suspense until a shocking climax steals the show.

BURN BRIGHT is a definite keeper and the perfect addition to the Alpha and Omega series. A shining example of urban fantasy at its finest. 

Recommended Read!