Review: The plot is a decent one, but the writing is crap
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 22, 2011
First of all, the writing was awful. I looked past that and enjoyed the story but it was hard at times because one has to try and envision all of the things that are not described or left out of each scene. And, though this story is set in Alaska and Seattle, the dialect was obviously not American but perhaps written by someone in the United Kingdom? I still don't know what a "Milk Bar" is but aparently they have them in Alaska according to this author.I really liked Flint Riverclaw but the leading lady, Jessica was kind of annoying. When she proudly excalimed (upon their first meeting) how much she makes a year and then asked him how much money he makes I was already turned off by her. And the plot was a minor rip-off of Stephanie Meyers Twilight Saga because this story is about a tribe of Pacific Northwest (Well, Alaskan) Indians who have a secret brethern that turn into werewolves to protect the tribe when necessary. I didn't hate it, the story was entertaining enough that I will look for other books in the series in order to get the rest of the story, but won't download them unless they're free. This crap writing just isn't worth paying for.