Best in Mercy's Thompson's series, because the characterization is deep, believable, and does not go in the direction you expect. Briggs resolves the romantic tangle between Mercy, Adam, and Samuel in the book, and she does it in a professional and polished way. I didn't expect her to nail this issue with such a deft touch given her past (sometimes superficial) handling of heavy emotional scenes.
The plot involves a series of murders on the fae reservation, and Zee calls in a favor Mercy owes him for help investigating. After some events, Mercy is on her own figuring the Fae murders out; the Grey Lords want to have Zee take the fall. This comprises the rest of the plot, though I did find Mercy's trials near the end a little on the extreme side.
Well worth reading the first two to read this one.Get more detail about Iron Kissed (Mercy Thompson, Book 3).
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