Blood Bound (Dramatized Adaptation)

Mercy Thompson, Book 2

By: Patricia Briggs

Narrated by: David Engel, Khaya Fraites, Belsheber Rusape, Christopher McLinden, Gregory Linington, Rayner Gabriel, Elias Khalil, Wyn Delano, Danny Montooth, Daniel Llacal, full cast, Charlie Albers

Mercy has friends in low places—and in dark ones. And now she owes one of them a favor. Since she can shapeshift at will, she agrees to act as some extra muscle when her vampire friend Stefan goes to deliver a message to another of his kind. But this new vampire is hardly ordinary—and neither is the demon inside of him.

When the undead and the werewolves sent to find him don’t return, the local vampire queen turns to Mercy for help. A coyote is no match for a demon, but Mercy is determined to get her friends back—including the two werewolves circling around her heart.

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

Performed by Khaya Fraites, Rayner Gabriel, Gregory Linington, Christopher McLinden, Wyn Delano, Danny Montooth, Daniel Llaca, Belsheber Rusape, Charlie Albers, David Engel, Elias Khalil, Holly Adams, Ian Russell, James Konicek, James Lewis, Jessica Schly, Jon Vertullo, Julie Hoverson, Karenna Foley, Kay Eluvian, Laura C. Harris, Lise Bruneau, Michael Glenn, Michael John Casey, Mike Carnes, Renee Dorian, RJ Bayley, Robb Moreira, Sheree Wichard, Steven Carpenter, Taylor Coan, Todd Scofield, Troy Allan, and Yenni Ann.

©2007 Patricia Briggs (P)2024 Graphic Audio LLC

The voice actors are outstanding. I am correcting a mistake I made earlier. every voice fits every character.

you can never go wrong with the Patricia Briggs book. the dramatized version just brings it more to life. amazing job!

"cinematic" sounds are ridiculous

Yhe background mood music doesn't seem to fit for certain scenes, nor does most of the background noises.

The voice acting is good, though the vampires and witch voices are a bit odd, the overall acting is pretty good with enough emotion and excitement.

I enjoy the storyline and look forward to listening to the rest of it for that reason.

Good story

Good story! Live this series.
The dramatized version does take some getting used to with the different voices. Overall well done

Another great performance

The cast and sound team deserves a pat on the back. The dramatization did make some parts creepier than I remembered

Great Story, voice actors need to re ad the books.

Great story! Will always support and re-read these books! Stefan's voice actor is the absolute worst choice. He sounds like he never read a description of the character.

Graphic Audio- meh

It just isn’t for me. Too much music in the background and every sound the lead character made sounded sexual.

So much fun!

I have the audio books of this whole series, but the Graphic Audio version adds that extra dimension. So enjoyable!

A-freaking-mazing again and again

I love this author, this series, and now as a graphic novel (movie in my head)!!!!!

Mercy Thompson

Another wonderful GraphicAudio adaptation. I love Mercy Thompson, despite being viewed as fragile and weaker than the others. She has a strong wheel and does whatever she has to do, in order to protect, those that she cares about.
I really enjoyed this book and I can’t wait to listen to the next one.

Good but Lorelai King is better

In general I love Graphic Audios but sometimes they don’t get the casting voices quite right. I agree with everyone who said Stephan should have more of a European accent. While Sam is spot on Adam just doesn’t sound like an alpha to me. Overall good but Lorelai King does a better Adam, her quiet and dangerous Adam voice is just spectacular and rings with power whereas this voice actor mostly sounds like a regular guy. The guy who voices Curran in the Kate Daniels version did much better.