Review: Terrific characters, fantastic world building, and wonderful lessons that both the young and old will enjoy.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2014
4.5 Stars -- Really LIKEDThe Wolf’s Cry by Natalie Crown is book one in The Semei Trilogy. It is a clean read with terrific characters, fantastic world building, and wonderful lessons that both the young and old will enjoy.Kammy, is a character that I enjoyed. She isn’t whiny or over the top. She is seventeen and full of dreams of adventure. She desires to enjoy more of life than what the Isle of Daleswick provides. The only problem is that she is also full of fears and doubts and it is those things that keep her from experiencing more.It isn’t far into the story that Kammy finds herself in a world beneath our own. Her character and strength is tested as she struggles to survive and keep those she loves from harm. There are family secrets, new friends, and danger around every corner.The Wolf’s Cry is a terrific read that leaves you anxious for more. It is a book that I really enjoyed and feel confident in recommending to those that enjoy young adult fantasy.Memorable Quote:It is a story, and to many it is no more than that. Do you know what I think? I think that people may believe what they want to believe as long as they are driven to do good. You see, morality is what is truly important. It does not matter how our lives came to be, it is what we do with them that is important. –Fii speaking to Kammy in The Wolf’s Cry by Natalie CrownMy Book Source: Book Tour Review CopyI received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.