He is his father’s right hand man as well as his executioner.

Because Bran is more dominant than he is, Charles must do as he says. He is dominant enough to be an alpha, but his pack has one werewolf who is even more dominant - Bran, Charles’ father, an alpha of alphas, also known as the Marrok, or leader of all of North America’s werewolves. In fact by now I’ve read “Alpha and Omega” around seven times, and Cry Wolf around three.įor readers who are not familiar with them, let me introduce this endearing couple:Ĭharles is an over two hundred year old, half Native American werewolf. I felt that I could read about these characters forever and not tire of them. I made an exception for Hunting Ground because when I first read “Alpha and Omega,” I fell in love with Charles and Anna. That’s because I have a pattern of tending to lose interest in the second or third book of series which follow the same protagonists, and for this reason, I only rarely read them, and review them even more rarely. Janine B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews Alpha & Omega / Fae / Magic / Mercyverse / Montana / Paranormal / Patricia-Briggs / Seattle / shapeshifters / Urban-Fantasy / vampires 54 CommentsĮven though I adored “Alpha and Omega” in the anthology On the Prowl, the story which introduced readers to the werewolves Charles and Anna, and also loved the first novel in the series which follows these characters, Cry Wolf, I’m not sure I’m the best person to review Hunting Ground, the latest entry in the Alpha and Omega series. AugREVIEW: Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs

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