Fair Game, March 2012 Alpha and Omega #3 by Ace 320 pages ISBN: 0441020038 EAN: 9780441020034 Kindle: B005GSYY1C Hardcover / e-Book Add to Wish List Purchase

"Where's the line between keeping someone safe and not letting them help you? Can love conquer all?"

Fair Game

Reviewed by Vicky Gilpin
Posted January 21, 2012

Patricia Briggs is amazing, and if you've not read all ofher other books, you should. Her Alpha and Omega novels are fantastic. In fact, they've contributed greatly to new works in the paranormal romance field featuring werewolves. The latest installment, FAIR GAME, has Anna Latham attempting to get everyone around her to see reason: her mate, Charles Cornick, is being detrimentally affected by being his father's enforcer. Although he's done the job for hundreds of years, new rules since werewolves came out to the public make punishment more common than the traditional rehabilitation. What's worse is that Charles won't confide in Anna or let her help him. As the pack's Omega as well as his mate, this angers and frustrates her. However, Anna and Charles are given a distraction: to help advise in a serial-killer case in Boston whose last three victims have been werewolves. They are quickly surrounded by official legal politics, wolf politics, and prejudice as they balance the tightrope of werewolf PR, the investigation, and their own personal emotional jungle.

The connection between Anna and Charles is excellently depicted, as is their frustration with Charles' situation. Although Anna's interactions with ancient werewolves Asil and Bran are brief, those scenes are, as always, wonderful. Go read FAIR GAME!

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