I loved this installment of Mercy's story! I think this may have been my favorite in the series so far. The reason? This installment was more about the relationships of the people in Mercy's life more than any of the previous books. We got more detail on the bond that Mercy shares with the pack and with Adam in particular - with all of the good and bad included! There was a great deal regarding the pack's relationship with all of the members, including two challenges for domination, which was awesome! Mercy and Adam's relationship grows in many ways in this installment, and it was thrilling to read. 
 Samuel also goes through a great deal of inner turmoil in Silver Borne, and we also get a new glimpse into his past that will likely continue into other installments of Mercy's stories. 
 The only thing that I actually did not care for in this installment was the storyline about the fae and Mercy's travels with the fae (I am being as vague as I can since I don't want to give too much away). But, this is a personal dislike of my own, and should not sway anyone from reading Silver Borne. I just don't really care for the fae or faery related books. I have never disliked Zee (who is fae) and enjoy his place in Mercy's stories, and am glad that the fae storyline did not dominate this book. 
 All-in-all, another great book. I look forward to reading the next one, which is the last in the series that is currently released. Oh, what shall I do when I read the end of book #6!?