Review: Good book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2012
This book is the first one of a series in which werewolves are under the spotlight.I love werewolves. I hadn't read a book with werewolves in it since a long time and I was glad to "meet" them again.I enjoyed this book even if I wasn't hooked right away. I like how the author describes the pack and the nature but I waited more action earlier in the plot. I had a hard time to connect with Sophie and even more with Jaime but Sophie's character wins me over after few chapters.The descritions of the pack and its construction and behavior is exactly what I'm looking for in a book with werewolves. For once, it's good to have werewolves not like Hollywood pictures them. You can forget silver and these kind of things. Really well-done, even more in the last thirty or so pages.The plot with the hikers could have been a little more present maybe and not only in the background. Here, it seems "far away" for quite a long time. I regret a little that this side of the plot wasn't put together in a crescendo to drive the reader even more in this crazy well-written end. I just love this end that hooked me completely.Also, Daniel is a character that turned on my curiosity. I felt like Sophie about him and it's good but I would have loved to "see" him more because I wasn't exactly surprised by what happened.So, this book is well-written with a plot that lets us imagine wonderful things for a sequel. The author didn't fall in clichés in my opinion and it's even better when werewolves are so well-represented in literature. I'll be glad to read the sequel.(This book can be read by young-adults readers. The main character - Sophie - is 19.)