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A review by lizshayne
Wolfsong by TJ Klune
adventurous
dark
sad
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
If you liked The House by the Cerulean Sea...yeah I have no idea how you’ll feel about this.
If your main problem with twilight was that it was decidedly too straight, had too many vampires, and not enough sex, I can highly recommend this book.
This, incidentally, is not the first time I wandered into an author’s back catalog after really enjoying their most recent sweet queer romance and found a queer fix-it-fic. Last time it was Alexis Hall takes on 50 Shades and makes it very gay and also fixes the portrayal of BDSM. Here, Klune decides that the omegaverse is fundamentally mistreating wolfkind and vampires are a waste of space. And also Bella’s weird “I’m useless and everyone likes me anyway” is not how high school works.
This is another “people who like this sort of thing will find that this is the sort of thing the like” book.
If your main problem with twilight was that it was decidedly too straight, had too many vampires, and not enough sex, I can highly recommend this book.
This, incidentally, is not the first time I wandered into an author’s back catalog after really enjoying their most recent sweet queer romance and found a queer fix-it-fic. Last time it was Alexis Hall takes on 50 Shades and makes it very gay and also fixes the portrayal of BDSM. Here, Klune decides that the omegaverse is fundamentally mistreating wolfkind and vampires are a waste of space. And also Bella’s weird “I’m useless and everyone likes me anyway” is not how high school works.
This is another “people who like this sort of thing will find that this is the sort of thing the like” book.