Tracker

I picked up the first book in the series, Priceless on a whim a few years ago. It was on sale for $0.79, I liked the cover and the blurb drew me in. I hadn't really read any urban fantasy prior to it but I've always loved fantasy and the idea of a more grown up fantasy grabbed me. And it was perfect. Everything I expected and so much more. I proceeded to demolish the remaining available books and Shannon Mayer has fast become one of my favourite authors. All of the books are full of fast paced, well written plots, hysterically funny lines and lots of heart. The characters worm their way under your skin until you're cheering with them at their successes and sobbing with them at their failures. Couldn't recommend the series more highly show more and will certainly be rereading many many times.


I hate the whole, we're not a team line Rylee keeps pushing. Especially when she's all busy keeping her own secrets. I'm irritated on Liam's behalf with her deciding to take off. It's one thing to need to do your own thing - not saying goodbye is a whole other problem.

Ugh. Trolls.

Lmfao. Poor Doran. Rylee has a plan and he's screwed.

Berget! You made it. Poor Jack though. Couldn't catch a break.

And Faris. Man. What to do with you? Never ending fuckery.

And Milly peeling off those layers again. Damn Pamela is badass.

Damn this series is intense. No wonder Rylee is exhausted. I'm fkn exhausted and all's I'm doing is reading. show less

Tracker is the 6th book in the Rylee Adamson series by Shannon Mayer. It speaks highly of the author that I'm still finding this to be a fun and fast paced Urban Fantasy adventure. I continue to root for the characters of Rylee and her paranormal entourage.

In this installment, Rylee and her werewolf love interest Liam pursue two separate story threads.

These books pick up one after another and so they do not make good standalone reading. If I let too long a time frame go between stories, I do forget certain characters and situations. However, there is a handy guide contained in the book that takes you to a listing of the various characters.

Book 6 was not as dark as the previous book and we were back to the normal rollicking action and show more thrills we've come to expect from this author.

I'm still up for continuing to read along to the conclusion of this series. show less