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bec_sherman's review against another edition
4.0
I enjoyed Kayla’s story more than Daniels and therefore enjoyed this book more. I’m not sure if it because I had the background information which needed to be built up in Hitchhikers. At times I found all the new warewolves a little confusing – I couldn’t remember who they all were. But overall the story was a great. It started by retelling the timeframe that Daniel’s story covered but from Kayla’s point of view. We got to the point where Daniel’s story ended and moved further and Daniel re-joined the pack. Lots of action and drama as we divulged into the war between the Kayla’s pack and Ben’s/Geo’s pack. Kayla was a strong female alpha and it was interesting to see how the pack bond worked. There was a little romantic tension with Remy and also Daniel. Overall an enjoyable read.
I received a complimentary copy from the author in exchange for my honest review.
I received a complimentary copy from the author in exchange for my honest review.
sabrinav625's review against another edition
4.0
This is one of those books that falls in the category of "Good for her" horror.
I read the first book quite some time ago, and this one picked up pretty much right after the first book in the series. I really enjoyed the new point of view, reading from Kayla and seeing a completely different side to the werewolf lore.
There are a lot of things to like about Spofford's wolves, and I really appreciated that they are not superhuman in strength, they have flaws, they are just regular people. I think the family dynamic was played really well in the book, and I like how things were explained in this one that were a bit unsettling in the first book.
I wish there had been a bit more of a conclusion, but given that it is a series, I'll just have to pick up the next book!
I read the first book quite some time ago, and this one picked up pretty much right after the first book in the series. I really enjoyed the new point of view, reading from Kayla and seeing a completely different side to the werewolf lore.
There are a lot of things to like about Spofford's wolves, and I really appreciated that they are not superhuman in strength, they have flaws, they are just regular people. I think the family dynamic was played really well in the book, and I like how things were explained in this one that were a bit unsettling in the first book.
I wish there had been a bit more of a conclusion, but given that it is a series, I'll just have to pick up the next book!
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