This is the last of the currently written series, even though the plot hook at the end very much suggests that further books are forthcoming, but currently Patricia is writing in other worlds.

Charles and Anna are met by the FBI who are still pushing overtures of friendship, and they've come with some information that isn't a crime and that they can't investigate - but that someone ought to. A town/camp called Wild Sign has been found abandoned. It was never a formal place, just a gathering of like minded souls, but when family tried to visit, no-one was there. And, as the FBI know full well, the land on which it was founded, was actually pack land. Owned by Bran's wife Leah. This is the history of how she came to be in the Pack, and Bran's abnormal relationship with her - and not inconsequently that of Mercy's stray - Sherwood Post. If, like me, you've not been reading these as intertwined stories, you'll just have to remember as best you can because few reminders are given.

Charles and Anna find that something strange indeed has befallen Wild Sign, and that werewolves are not immune to the power of music from the Singer in the Woods. Anna being particularly susceptible, but it's very much a hallmark of the series, that weakness are merely strengths in disguise.

Fun no better or worse than the others. ( )

Again, loved this book. Especially because I learned and understand Leah a bit better now. Patricia Briggs brings a lot of love in her characters and the world they live in and it shows. Can't wait for the next book. ( )

YES!!!! More insight into Lea also the wolf that rules them all...he's such a bastard too.

I cracked up when Leslie and Goldstine were talking to Anna

I really liked this story and it's hard to write a review with out a spoiler.

Also that epilogue!!!! ( )

Enjoyed this continuation of the Alpha and Omega series. I liked how Anna has become a stronger character and also that Leah's character and beginnings has beem further illuminated. ( )

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