Bone Crossed (Dramatized Adaptation)

Mercy Thompson, Book 4

De: Patricia Briggs

Narrado por: Sheree Wichard, Khaya Fraites, Gregory Linington, Holly Adams, Rayner Gabriel, Kay Eluvian, Jonathan David Bullock, Christopher McLinden, Michael Glenn, Shanta Parasuraman, John Kielty, full cast

By day, Mercy Thompson is a car mechanic in the sprawling Tri-Cities of Eastern Washington. By night, she explores her preternatural side. As a shape-shifter with some unusual talents, Mercy’s found herself maintaining a tenuous harmony between the human and the not-so-human on more than one occasion. This time she may get more than she bargained for.

Marsilia, the local vampire queen, has learned that Mercy crossed her by slaying a member of her clan–and she’s out for blood. But since Mercy is protected from direct reprisal by the werewolf pack (and her close relationship with its sexy Alpha), it won’t be Mercy’s blood Marsilia is after.

It’ll be her friends’.

Adapted from the novel and produced with a full cast of actors, immersive sound effects and cinematic music!

Performed by Khaya Fraites, Gregory Linington, Rayner Gabriel, John Kielty, Holly Adams, Christopher McLinden, Shanta Parasuraman, Jonathan David Bullock, Sheree Wichard, Kay Elúvian, Michael Glenn, Jon Vertullo, Taylor Coan, Steven Carpenter, Danielle Cohen, Todd Scofield, Andrew James Spooner, Bradley Foster Smith, Jonathan Sleep, Nanette Savard, Daniel Llaca, Lydia Kraniotis, Martin Dickinson, Steve Wannall, Eric Messner, RJ Bayley, Keith Richards, Jameson Hunt, Joey Sourlis, Mike Carnes, Renee Dorian, Elias Khalil, James Lewis, Laura C. Harris, Christopher Williams, Michael John Casey, Nora Achrati, and Stephanie Németh-Parker.

©2009 Patricia Briggs (P)2025 Graphic Audio LLC

Great adaptation

Another wonderful offering. I love this series and Graphic Audio gives it greater impact and depth. My only critique is that Charles is named as Bran’s oldest son when it’s actually Samuel. Other than that, an excellent adaptation!

Fantastic series. Amazing audio

I am obsessed with these graphic audiobooks. I loved these books and the audios are so good. Mercy always finds herself in the middle of a mess. This one takes a few turns I don’t see coming. I liked seeing her relationship with Adam and the pack growing. She of course is always so strong when facing things so much bigger than her. We keep learning more and more pieces about what Mercy is capable of. I can’t wait for more.

Love this!!

I've already loved the series, but the dramatized really brings it to life!! I really hope they finish the series. It brings a whole new element to it.

Amazing narration of a fantastic book!

This has been one of my favorite series for many years. The Graphic Audio adaptation brings the characters and story even more to life. Being able to rediscover my favorite series in a new way is great!

EXCELLENT

This was such a powerful installment especially after the craziness of Book 3. Well performed with the exception of the ghost voices - I could not understand a word they said due to the special effects.

So good

A great story that I've read & listened to previously with a single narrator & this version brought it even more vividly to life. I found the ghost vampires really hard to understand because of the echo/reverberation effect so for that reason I couldn't give this 5 stars.

Love it!

Mercy sounds like Mercy to me. They really got into the swing of things with these dramatized adaptations!! It’s great to feel like I’m experiencing the story for the first time even though I heard it more than 10 times.

ughhh.

if I didn't love these stories so much I'd never finished this. my first review was before I had finished the book and the music was too loud. now that I've finished I have to ask if anyone listened to this before it was released. sound effects for the ghosts was terrible. if I hadn't known already how the story goes I'd never understand what was going on. I'll probably get the next one but if things haven't gotten better it'll be my last.

I found out I don’t enjoy Dramatized readings.

I probably won’t purchase anymore dramatized books, I found it more distraction than anything else