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A review by bolynne
The Saint of Wolves and Butchers by Alex Grecian
5.0
****I received a copy of this book from a Goodreads Giveaway!****
This is a thriller dealing with two things that I despise and am honestly scared of - Nazis and religious fanatics. It was honestly tense and had me up wanting to finish it immediately upon getting into it.
The main protagonists played really well off of each other and I really enjoyed how Skottie tool charge and made her own decisions along the way.
Unfortunately, some of the plot points were predictable (mostly dealing with Skottie's daughter and estranged husband who I also cared neatly nothing for).
I wish this had focused entirely on Skottie and Travis (and Bear!) as a team and left her family out of it to be honest, but that's probably just my bias.
This is a thriller dealing with two things that I despise and am honestly scared of - Nazis and religious fanatics. It was honestly tense and had me up wanting to finish it immediately upon getting into it.
The main protagonists played really well off of each other and I really enjoyed how Skottie tool charge and made her own decisions along the way.
Unfortunately, some of the plot points were predictable (mostly dealing with Skottie's daughter and estranged husband who I also cared neatly nothing for).
I wish this had focused entirely on Skottie and Travis (and Bear!) as a team and left her family out of it to be honest, but that's probably just my bias.