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A review by rainelle_barrett
Highland Wolf by Lynsay Sands
5.0
I needed to give this book a five star rating. I simply had to. I had no other choice. Highland Wolf, by Lynsay Sands was freaking awesome. The writer seemed to pull out so many exciting surprises and entertainment with the characters and the plot.
I was able to have a clear visual of the characters and their journey, while reading the story. The action was great! The details were on point. The story between Collin and Claray was beautiful, sweet and very naughty, which I absolutely loved. The humor and witty moments was phenomenal.
The many times brought along a new pet was comical, but Collin new that there was something special about Claray during that first moment. I can say that the book kept me entertained from beginning to end. The narrative was straight and to the point. It was easy to follow along with the plot. The dialogue among the characters was great. The story was informative regarding some historical moments surrounding times of war and lands joining together.
The story had a number of realistic moments to it. I thought that the book was a easy to read and a definite page turner. Oh and let’s not forget the man on the book cover! Very cheeky Lynsay! “Very cheekyyyy” ! I give this book two snaps and a “Claray, put the raccoon back! I have finally drawn the line. I’m putting my foot down woman!”
As Claray laughs all the way to the castle. Until next time my fellow readers… read on!
I was able to have a clear visual of the characters and their journey, while reading the story. The action was great! The details were on point. The story between Collin and Claray was beautiful, sweet and very naughty, which I absolutely loved. The humor and witty moments was phenomenal.
The many times brought along a new pet was comical, but Collin new that there was something special about Claray during that first moment. I can say that the book kept me entertained from beginning to end. The narrative was straight and to the point. It was easy to follow along with the plot. The dialogue among the characters was great. The story was informative regarding some historical moments surrounding times of war and lands joining together.
The story had a number of realistic moments to it. I thought that the book was a easy to read and a definite page turner. Oh and let’s not forget the man on the book cover! Very cheeky Lynsay! “Very cheekyyyy” ! I give this book two snaps and a “Claray, put the raccoon back! I have finally drawn the line. I’m putting my foot down woman!”
As Claray laughs all the way to the castle. Until next time my fellow readers… read on!