Review: Soulful Wolves
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2014
In her third installment of the Alaska Princesses Trilogy, this author gives us the story of Tu and Grady, and I've gotta say, it was a soulful story of loss and depression, as well as love and its ability to help heal and redeem. Tu is the wild child youngest of the Alaska princesses, and her decisions and lifestyle have resulted in her being in a place where she is at her lowest point. She is depressed and lost, dedicating her life to the care of her nieces and nephews instead of to herself, and this is where the story begins. Tu is reunited with Grady, the deaf-mute beta, turned King of Oklahoma, and from there they both discover how love and purpose are able to redefine their futures, together. I loved Grady, he was a very big departure from this author's normal male characters in that he was a hulking presence physically, but his nature was more gentle and emotionally touching. This is what made him perfect for Tu, what made him the perfect wolf to help heal the sorrow Tu's poor adolescent choices had resulted in. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and dare I say it but it is running a close second to my other favorite Theodora Taylor book, My Viking Wolf. Well done!