Yet the fact they are hunting one who hunts their own kind leads to a whole new level of danger. There are overtones of wealth and prosperity, as if the Kennedy's where serial killers, as they narrow in on their suspect. Soon Anna and Charles are working within a standard police procedural, with their own twist, bringing werewolves to crime scenes and reestablishing their bonds on a hunt for the killer on a small island.

This new clue in an otherwise stagnate case throws everything into a new light. They quickly learn that this isn't any ordinary killer, but one targeting their own kind, werewolves. The FBI are desperate and call Charles' Da for some help, he offers them Anna and Charles. Long thought gone to other locals, the killer is back on his home turf. There is a serial killer on the loose in Boston. From being an executioner to being an investigator might be the subtle shift he needs. While he can't escape, he can change his focus. Charles needs to get away from himself and the dark world he lives in. He may wish to spare her the pain, but it might also drive him insane. He is spending more and more time enacting his father's justice without letting Anna in. Book Review - Patricia Briggs' Fair Gameįair Game (Alpha and Omega Book 3) by Patricia BriggsĪnna feels that Charles is cutting her off.

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