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A review by anca_antoci
Marked in Flesh by Anne Bishop
4.0
Vision in Silver ended with an unsettling phone call mysteriously made by the Elders to Simon. Now Simon and the Courtyard residents struggle to figure out what the Elders meant when they said they should decide “how much human they are going to keep.”
But when push comes to shove, the terra indigene in Lakeside Courtyard protect the human pack that gathered around Meg and their extended families. Thus we get to meet new characters. One of those is detective Monty’s mom, a no-nonsense kind of woman that intrigues the Others. She almost instantly earns the respect of Elliot who asks her help around the office. Her tough love shows the terra indigene that Ms. Twayla is not to be messed with.
A couple of Elders become intrigued by Meg and they call her “the howling not-wolf". It is because of her and the way Meg changed the relationship between humans and terra indigene, that the elders leave this decision to Simon.
“You would kill the sweet blood not-Wolf?”
“If we allow some humans to remain, then what kind of human should we keep?”
Read more here: https://www.summonfantasy.com/book-reviews/book-review-marked-in-flesh-by-anne-bishop
But when push comes to shove, the terra indigene in Lakeside Courtyard protect the human pack that gathered around Meg and their extended families. Thus we get to meet new characters. One of those is detective Monty’s mom, a no-nonsense kind of woman that intrigues the Others. She almost instantly earns the respect of Elliot who asks her help around the office. Her tough love shows the terra indigene that Ms. Twayla is not to be messed with.
A couple of Elders become intrigued by Meg and they call her “the howling not-wolf". It is because of her and the way Meg changed the relationship between humans and terra indigene, that the elders leave this decision to Simon.
“You would kill the sweet blood not-Wolf?”
“If we allow some humans to remain, then what kind of human should we keep?”
Read more here: https://www.summonfantasy.com/book-reviews/book-review-marked-in-flesh-by-anne-bishop