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Book Review: Written In Red: A Novel of The Others by Anne Bishop

Written in Red by Anne Bishop
 
Roc, 2014 (reissue edition)
 
ISBN-13: 9780451464965
 
Available: Hardcover, paperback, Kindle edition
 

Meg Corbyn is on the run, with a deep secret. She’s a blood prophet, a young woman gifted with the ability to foretell the future by spilling her own blood. She isn’t is a free woman, though; she was raised by a corporation, her flesh sold for the use of the highest buyer. Now she is stolen property.; she’s stolen herself away, and found a perfect hiding place, within a community of creatures who have never even pretended to be human.

 

Written in Red is a vivid urban fantasy from epic fantasy staple Anne Bishop. Fans of Bishop’s writing will find some familiar elements, as will urban fantasy fans. The addition of a heroine addicted to self-mutilation, a new interpretation of shifters and vampires, and Bishop’s stellar prose, are sure to keep readers interested. Very much recommended for public library collections and fantasy/dark fantasy/urban fantasy fans.

 
 
Contains: language, violence, self-mutilation, sexual violence
 

Reviewed by Michele Lee

 

Editor’s Note: Thanks to Monster Librarian Facebook follower Linda Lee Booth for getting me back into the groove for 2015!

Help a Reader Out: Coyote Love

Werewolf lovers, this is your time to shine. I’ve gotten a variety of reader’s advisory questions on werewolf titles recently, so please share the answers if you know them!

Gordon writes:

I am looking for a book I read many years ago. It was a werewolf book where the author refered to werewolves as vargre and made mention of other cultures’ shape shifting legends- the coyotro, and also the fox people.

I know it’s a lot to ask as I remember little about the book. I believe the main character, a werewolf, fell in love with one of the coyote people.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Can anyone help Gordon find this tale of coyote love?