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Violence
A lot
Werewolf violence; some intense combat; Anna's history of abuse in her old pack
Language
Some
Adult language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult romantic relationship; some physical intimacy
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Anna's recovery from years of abuse and manipulation in her former pack
What this book is about
Anna Latham discovers she's an Omega werewolf—the rarest kind, one who brings peace to her pack rather than competing for dominance. After years in a brutal pack where she didn't know what she was, she's brought to the Marrok's pack in Montana. Charles, the Marrok's son, is her mate—and something in the mountains is killing humans. Briggs's Alpha & Omega series is the gentler, more intimate companion to the Mercy Thompson series.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Anna's history of abuse in her former pack
Werewolf combat violence
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