Iron Kissed

This third installment of Mercy had me enthralled from page one. This time around Mercy is helping to her former Boss, when he's suppected of murder. Mercy is thrown into the tight lipped world of the Fae as she goes searching for clues which only puts Mercy into dangerous situation. And after a tragic ordeal Mercy finally lay claim to the man she wants to be with. I loved this story by far it was the best in the series, the only disappoint was the cliffhanger ending.

I loved Mercedes, the VW mechanic from page one, book one. This third installment does not disappoint on any level. The only real problem I have with this series is that the cover art really doesn't match the picture I conjure in my head when I'm reading the description of Mercy and her ONE tattoo. I would recommend reading this series from book one in the correct order. If you read them out of order you just won't enjoy them as much.

From Moon Called to Blood Bound to Iron Kissed, this has been an amazing series. It has been a very hard series to finish only because I did not want it to end. I highly recommend this book. You will not be sorry.

I fucking cried like a big baby made of baby tears and the only down side to this whole novel was the very last sentence. Don't think she was ready for that step AT ALL but still... Someone give me a hug! *runs off to cry some more*......more

#3 in my 2020 Mercy Thompson reread! Review first posted on Fantasy Literature: Patricia Briggs, who has explored werewolf and vampire societies in the first two volumes of her MERCY THOMPSON urban fantasy series, turns her attention to fae society in this third volume. In the second book, Blood Bou......more

Short review with spoilers:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: There were somethings I liked about this book. Not enough to save it but..... I still really liked Mercy and Adam. I also liked getting to understand Ben more. Still I feel like there was not much depth or develop......more

So this series just keeps getting more and more intense. And in such unexpected ways. I love it when an author has the ability (and the guts) to slip in a real shocker without compromising her characters or the story as a whole. In a series, that's particularly hard to do without making it seem like......more

Read first time-> December 21, 2010 It's difficult to write a review on a book you have read so many times. The first time I read it was in 2010 and to this day, Iron Kissed is still one of my favorite books. In Iron Kissed, Mercy will have to help Zee who has been imprisoned by the humans after find......more