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mary_goddess_of_oz's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
5.0
ruth_miranda's review
4.0
Oh, Michael Vincent, you can come wolf right by my side any time you want...
Julie Embleton's second instalment in the Tunring Moon series picks up where we left book one, but this time we follow Michael on his journey of guilt and despair. Troubled and haunted by the events on book one and what he was forced to do, Michael hides from his former pack - torn asunder as they are - and lives his life as a wolf, while slowly trying to come to terms with his past and the recognition he was not as much to blame for what took place as he believes himself to be. A light sparks at the end of the dark tunnel he chose for himself, and as he realises he's been mated, his whole life and mindset are forced to change.
Seeing the mating from the human side was rather fun, I found myself laughing at some places, smirking at certain reactions from Genna. Their relationship becomes endearing as it evolves, and I found myself rooting for them from the first moment.
But as soon as I finished it, I was already salivating for book three, left as I was with the promise of a vampire and some more witch lore in which I'm eager to dive in!
Julie Embleton's second instalment in the Tunring Moon series picks up where we left book one, but this time we follow Michael on his journey of guilt and despair. Troubled and haunted by the events on book one and what he was forced to do, Michael hides from his former pack - torn asunder as they are - and lives his life as a wolf, while slowly trying to come to terms with his past and the recognition he was not as much to blame for what took place as he believes himself to be. A light sparks at the end of the dark tunnel he chose for himself, and as he realises he's been mated, his whole life and mindset are forced to change.
Seeing the mating from the human side was rather fun, I found myself laughing at some places, smirking at certain reactions from Genna. Their relationship becomes endearing as it evolves, and I found myself rooting for them from the first moment.
But as soon as I finished it, I was already salivating for book three, left as I was with the promise of a vampire and some more witch lore in which I'm eager to dive in!
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