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by Patricia Briggs

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Is there graphic sex in the Alpha & Omega books or other books by Patricia Briggs? Thx!

Meg Golding Hey, I actually review books based on this stuff. So this specific book has 3 sexual encounters in it. None of them are overly explicit but there is aâ€¦m´Ç°ù±ðHey, I actually review books based on this stuff. So this specific book has 3 sexual encounters in it. None of them are overly explicit but there is a lot of detail to the foreplay. This series does deal with a character recovering from sexual abuse so things are talked about but it's nothing over the top. I would not classify this as a romance novel and it's more about the emotional side of their relationships. All sexual encounters are usually kept to 2-3 sentences except for the initial one which is 3 pages. This is pretty standard for her writing style. The only content warning I will give is that there is violence and a lot of characters that deal with sexual abuse and recovering from that. The situations are not described in an overly graphic way but the aftermath the emotional trauma is very realistic and can be triggering to some readers who have been through similar circumstances.(less)

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Does Anna become a stronger (less passive) character in this book? I just finished Alpha & Omega .5 as this series was recommended to me (coming off a Kate Daniels & Curran marathon. This was more romancey, insta love than I expected. I suppose I'm looking for her to rival/equal Charles' strength & a aggression. Other recs would be appreciated. Cheers

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I'm currently in book 5 of the Mercy Thompson series. What is the chronological order I should read this and that series? I mean, I don't want to get spoiled by a comment in either.

Alexandria I would read up to the current release for Mercy Thompson and then read Shifting Shadows which is a collection of related short stories. The actual beâ€¦m´Ç°ù±ðI would read up to the current release for Mercy Thompson and then read Shifting Shadows which is a collection of related short stories. The actual beginning of Anna's involvement with the Marrok's pack is in that collection. After Shifting Shadows you'd be in the clear to start Cry Wolf without any spoilers.(less)

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Yele Please read the prequel. It really sets the scene for Cry Wolf.

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I am a little confused about which book to actually read first in the series , I want to read cry wolf so were do I start I do not want to read same ones twice like o.5 and so on, any ideas

Anna I'd recommend starting with 'Alpha and Omega' novella that acts as a prequel. The novella tells how the main heroes met and 'Cry Wolf' takes place jusâ€¦m´Ç°ù±ðI'd recommend starting with 'Alpha and Omega' novella that acts as a prequel. The novella tells how the main heroes met and 'Cry Wolf' takes place just several days later and continues their story, so there is no repetition there. Besides, I think it will be more difficult to understand what's going on if one reads 'Cry Wolf' without reading the novella.(less)

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