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A review by k_lenn
Wolfhunter River by Rachel Caine
2.0
This was my least favourite instalment of the Stillhouse Lake series, which, after reading this, really should've ended as a duology. I guess Rachel Caine is going to try her hardest to keep this series ongoing for as long as she can due to its success, which is incredibly disappointing. Sometimes it's better to quit while you're ahead, and I hate seeing a story I originally loved get dragged out like this.
In the last book, we saw Gwen escape from death and finally put an end to Melvin Royal, her sadistic and murderous ex-husband who escaped from prison. In this book, we see Caine creating over-the-top scenarios for Gwen, Sam, and the kids to get involved with since their story died with Melvin in the last book.
The four of them- Gwen, Sam, Lanny, and Connor- should really just pack up and move to a town that isn't named after a body of water, since those seem to bring trouble.
If you like unbelievable scenes, big conspiracies, and a lot of dragged-out action, read this. If not, you're probably better of skipping it.
In the last book, we saw Gwen escape from death and finally put an end to Melvin Royal, her sadistic and murderous ex-husband who escaped from prison. In this book, we see Caine creating over-the-top scenarios for Gwen, Sam, and the kids to get involved with since their story died with Melvin in the last book.
The four of them- Gwen, Sam, Lanny, and Connor- should really just pack up and move to a town that isn't named after a body of water, since those seem to bring trouble.
If you like unbelievable scenes, big conspiracies, and a lot of dragged-out action, read this. If not, you're probably better of skipping it.