Review: A well-written adventure you won't forget!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2013
Before anything else, I want to offer Mr. Salisbury my sincere gratitude for proofreading his work before publishing it.  In this new era of self-publishing,  errors in syntax and grammar are so plentiful it's become nearly impossible to enjoy a book.  Salisbury has created a world in which you can lose yourself, free of those pesky distractions.This is one of those rare books you find yourself revisiting over the years. It's a story that implants itself so vividly in your imagination you find yourself repeatedly thinking, "I can't WAIT for the movie to come out!".A barbarian nation coexists with a nearby wolf pack. The allies regularly interact, and strong bonds form between their children.In the untamed lands surrounding the 2 groups, magical, mythical, and mystical beasts and beings abound.  A hunter has taken it upon himself to capture these creatures as infants, raising them with hate and cruelty.  The more savage and deadly they become, the more money he makes in his gladiator-like fighting arenas.Tragedy strikes the barbarians when a pack of gorillas invade with death and destruction their only goals, and a young wolf is exiled. When the hunter captures him, he meets a panther who has spent his entire life in a cage.  As the 2 young captives bond and make friends with other slaves, something miraculous happens.A man, a minotaur, a panther, and a wolf have all lost the will to fight for themselves, but as friendships develop they discover they are willing to fight for one another. If they stand together, can they win their freedom?Trail of Bones is both heartwarming and heartbreaking. If you like Narnia, you will Love Trail of Bones!