Review: Unique, intriguing story-just needs editing
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2014
I'm not usually drawn to wolf books when I read paranormal-I'm more of a vampire and witch kind of reader.  I won a copy of Draw of the Bane in a giveaway, and even though I have a ton of other books sitting in my Kindle app unread and on my TBR list, when the author sent this to me I decided to immediately start reading...and I'm glad I did.The world the story takes place in is well-crafted and unique from what I've seen before when it comes to wolves (not that I have a lot to compare it to, but still).  I really like Mila's character, she's strong, smart and sassy.  I hadn't read the synopsis before starting the book, I'd just heard a little about it from others, so I was unaware of Mila's true nature...so I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered it as I read since the way she was written in the beginning of the book doesn't reveal it.  And Landon...I've already added him to my BBF list.The only issue I have with the book is the one thing I see a lot of with indie authors-grammar and editing errors.  It was present enough for me to take a full star away from my rating since almost every page had something that should have been fixed during the editing process (missing/wrong words--it's a vial not a "vile"; homophone mix-ups, etc).  I almost took off another half star for the story being a bit on the wordy side, but decided I wouldn't have known the world the author created as well as I did if it wasn't like that.Definitely looking forward to the next book in the series.