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Praise for Wild Country “Captivating characters and rich detail...a satisfying urban fantasy.”—Library Journal Praise for Anne Bishop and the Novels of the Others   “Anything by Anne Bishop goes on my keeper shelf.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Briggs   "Anne Bishop writes with a world-class blend of humor and chills. Her world is startlingly original."—#1 New York Times bestselling author Charlaine Harris   "Anne Bishop is so good at writing character development....I love this series and I NEED MORE!"—USA Today.com   "A stunningly original yarn, deeply imagined, beautifully articulated, and set forth in clean, limpid, sensual prose."—Kirkus Reviews   “The richness of the world that Bishop has created is truly impressive, and the perspective of the Others, including their view on humanity, makes these stories unique and unforgettable.”—RT Book Reviews   “Anne Bishop is nothing short of amazing!...The world the Others and the terra indigene inhabit is deadly and nightmare worthy- and yet it captivates me like no other world I've explored.”—Fresh Fiction

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About the Author

New York Times bestselling author Anne Bishop is a winner of the William L. Crawford Memorial Fantasy Award, presented by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts, for The Black Jewels Trilogy. She is also the author of the Ephemera series, the Tir Alainn trilogy, and the Novels of the Others--including Etched in Bone, Marked in Flesh, Vision in Silver, Murder of Crows, and Written in Red. She lives in upstate New York.

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Product details

Series: World of the Others, The (Book 2)

Hardcover: 496 pages

Publisher: Ace (March 5, 2019)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0399587276

ISBN-13: 978-0399587276

Product Dimensions:

6.2 x 0.2 x 9.3 inches

Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.5 out of 5 stars

210 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#10,814 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

This captivating story from the world of The Others focuses on the town of Bennett situated in the Midwest near the Elder Hills with the nearby Intuit settlement of Prairie Gold. The main characters Jana Paniccia, Jesse Walker and her son, Tobias, Barb Debaney, and Tolya Sanguinati, were introduced in the Others #4, MARKED IN FLESH. This story runs concurrently with the timeline with some events from #5 ETCHED IN BONE so the catastrophic actions that occurred during the Great Predation when the Elders decided to brutally thin the human herds have just happened a short time ago.The Elders are allowing Bennett to be resettled but run entirely by the terra indigene with Tolya Sanguinati as mayor and Virgil Wolfgard as the “snarly” sheriff. Jana Paniccia agreed to take a job as a deputy in this frontier town where life is much as it was back in the early frontier days. Many new people have come to take over the grim task of cleaning out the homes and businesses of the previous population that was totally annihilated by the angry Elders in response to the Humans First and Last created war. Every man, women, and child was taken out, only the Intuits who have been friends of the terra indigene survived in Prairie Gold. Many people are moving to Bennett, most of them good, but some very bad outlaws who want to take over the town have nefarious plans to overthrow Mayor Tolya and his terra indigene council. A new crop of villains, and for the first time they are Intuits, are shown in a negative light using their inborn skills to swindle humans. The Blackstone Clan of Intuits prey on those left alive by travelling the available railways. A former member of their clan has been hiding out in Prairie Gold for some years.One group of settlers has with them a young blood prophet whom they rescued. More terra indigene are also moving into the area, regrouping after their own losses. Saul, a Panthergard, shows up with an unusual foster “nephew” of his own: a young man who has connections to the cassandra sangues that will intrigue fans of this series. Jana’s boss, Virgil, barely tolerates humans; he and Jana have quite a lot to figure out between them in order to work together without teeth biting or bullets flying. Sparks take wing in another way as Jana and Tobias Walker form an intriguing relationship as well as two other characters. Those of us who have wished for a bit more romance in this Urban Fantasy series will be pleased.It is hard not to shake one’s head watching the people who never seem to catch on to the fact that the Elders will no longer tolerate bad humans. And Elder/terra indigene justice bites back in a fatal way. This tale took me on an intense and sometimes very emotional journey with these known characters and the new ones. It is thrilling and satisfying to be back in this creative and sometimes very scary world. Readers will be well pleased and very interested to see life from the perspective of this newly reformed frontier town and how its inhabitants cope with the new paradigm where humans have lost much of, and in some places, all of their autonomy. All the land is all wild country now.

Really surprised at all of the five star ratings. Huh? I have read all of the others series. I am huge fan of Simon and Meg, Vlad and grandfather, elementals. Loved them all. This book really was a let down. What was up was how unrealistic Jana and Barb were in understanding bad guys , AND Barb lived in lakeside. She was there for all of the bad things of prejudice that happened with Lakeside as sister of a cop, she really should have known better. I mean talk about head in the sand. Jesse and Tobias got it, but for some reason they didn’t. Hopefully Scythe will develop. Tolya should have had a better understanding, did Vlad not communicate at all or Grandfather Erebus? The “humans” were a bit of a let down with the head in the sand mentality. Thought this was going somewhere but kept getting lost in who might be a main character there were so many to choose from, but didn’t really care. Just wondered where this could go. Spoiler. Most interesting happening in this book was Tolya having sex. The vamps haven’t in any of the others I don’t think. Could have been better. I will keep reading the series, but this was 3 x the cost with lots less quality.

Now we are talking!Wild Country was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!! It was as good as reading a Meg and Simon's book! It had all the right elements to hook me from the very first chapter.The timeline of Wild Country is around the time Crispin's brother shows up to the Lakeside Courtyard on Etched in Bone. We get to meet new characters and get to know more of the old ones too.Jessie and Tobias Walker (mother and son) are Intuits. Jessie gets a "feel" for people while Tobias gets a "feel" for animals. They are both from Prairie Gold but are helping Tolya Sanguinatti, the Vampire who's in charge of Bennett. All humans from Bennett were killed by the Elders after the Human First and Last Movement attacked the Others and Tolya is in charge of repopulating it with the right kind of humans.Jana Paniccia is hired to work with Bennett's sheriff, Virgil Wolfgard. Virgil has all the right reasons to hate the humans but he understands why they might need Jana. His idea of dealing with women is to put them in jail under a "me time" space.Barb Debeny is in charge of the pets and the relocation of them to new homes. She has a happy personality and is very friendly, traits which can be confusing to the terra indigene especially to Virgil.Wild Country was fabulous! I couldn't be happier that we are able to learn more about these characters. I love to read what was going through Tolya's head. Virgil and Jana's interaction with the puppy had me laughing at loud. I like the idea of Jana and Tobias together too. Jessi had so many important interactions, one I didn't see it coming. I wonder what will happen next with this mixed community of terra indigene and humans and who else shows up.Wild Country was engaging, fast-paced, funny and sad at times. Definitely a winner!!5/5 Fangs

This story runs parallel to Etched in Bone, and is set in the town of Bennett. The first two thirds are the dance of Wolfgard and human female (again) with the Wolf hurt and angry from loss (again) and the woman trying to find her place in a new social structure.Unfortunately, Bishop has allowed her joy of sadistic violence with no point to resurface in book 7. I don't recommend this book, particularly for those of us who have developed an allergy to characters who rape and torture their way through the story with no value to the plot.Go back and read Lake Silence (book six) again instead.

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