If you liked Sookie Stackhouse, you love theses books.I love the characters of the Alpha and Omega books. Charles and Anna are working together at the Marroks (leader of the werewolves)request to make sure the European werewolves will not suffer the consequences of the US wolves coming out as werewolves to the world. The conference does not go as planned. There are many who do not want the wolves out, or the Marrok as the leader of the US werewolves. Always tons of interesting people and plots swirling in Patricia Briggs books. Bran, and Asil two of my favorite have minor parts, but Tom and Moira have larger roles. I re-reading her Mercy Thompson, and Alpha books they are so wonderful.

I read it when it first came out--then just re-read it. ( Keep in mind I have nearly 500 books on my to be read shelves.) I love the way Briggs treats her characters. Always less about werewolves than it is about people and relationships. Recovering from abuse is the central underlying theme of this book--Anna, Charles, and others need healing.

This whole series is fantastic Urban Fantasy! Briggs works in werewolves, vampires, the Fae, and other assorted Others in this series, and the Alpha & Omega premise is refreshing.

Authentic, engaging characters, fabulous plotting, deft touches of humor, and breathtaking suspense and adventure--Briggs is at her best in this series, so start at the beginning with the intro short story Alpha and Omega in the anthology On the Prowl. Once you meet Anna and Charles, you'll want to sink your teeth (wolf or human) into their subsequent romance and adventures:Cry Wolf, Hunting Ground, Fair Game, and finally, Dead Heat :-) Hope Briggs never runs out of inspiration for this series!!

Decent effort for a werewolf book. Not much sex, but otherwise lots of action.

Second book in the series, and a great book. A lot of action and the characters are amazing.