Bone Crossed

Bone Crossed

3.9 (19 ratings)
2009 · English · eBook · 23 editions
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MERCY THOMPSON: MECHANIC, SHAPESHIFTER, FIGHTER

Car mechanic and sometime shapeshifter Mercy Thompson has learned, the hard way, why her race was almost exterminated. When European vampires immigrated to North America, they found Mercy's people had a hidden talent - for vampire slaying. Unfortunately for Mercy, the queen of the local vampire seethe has discovered her true identity.

She's also furious when she learns Mercy has crossed her and killed one of her vampires. Mercy may be protected from direct reprisals by the werewolf pack (and her interesting relationship with its Alpha), but that just means Marsilia will come after Mercy some other way. So Mercy had better prepare to watch her back.

Book Details

Format eBook
Pages 336 pages
Language English
Published Jun 4, 2009
Publisher Orbit (Little, Brown Book Group
Editions 23 editions
ISBN-13 9780748111756

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only mercy could get herself into so much trouble, while she is still recovering from a traumatic experience. inbetween panick attacks,the vampires are angry at her for killing Andre, and to get away from it all she goes to help her old friend get rid of a ghost problem. only she gets into trouble there too. she was warned to stay away from the only vampire in town, and guess who comes to dinner. yep you guessed it. this one had a couple of moments where you knew what was going to happen yet you are powerless to stop it. but other than that. very good book.

February 12th 2026

I thought that Marsilia, the local Vampire Queen, was a sneaky vamp but what transpires in this book showed that she would give anyone up for her own benefit, Mercy has a tough time ahead of her in this book not only dealing with the after effects of the last book, but now the wolves and Stefan, as the series continues the threads from the other books are played out, which I love in this series

May 27th 2022
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