Review: Werewolves in action!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 10, 2012
I was given this book in return for an honest review.  Willow is a 17 year old werewolf, living with her sister and her adoptive mother Bella. Her parents killed and her and her sister changed. Bella is a pack leader and has trained them for years to run their own packs. Only one female allowed per pack. Willow and Ivy don't really get along too well. Willow tends to be invisible and Ivy tends to be the center of the Universe. They move a lot due to Bella telling them that a Were named Mikhaul is always looking for them to kill them all. First week at the new high school and all of a sudden Willow is getting quite a bit of attention from a lot of different boys. Willow soon learns that she has been chosen to be the pack leader to 6 boys. These boys were created by their crazy female pack leader, with the intent of taking back their ancient city. The city is home to the counsel (werewolves) and the leader of the vampires. Due to her plans, their pack leader was killed along with all of her packs except for these boys. Willow is scared and not ready for this but has no choice. Taken to a cabin to live with "Uncle Gage" who will help her adapt, she learns that the boys at school that were following her around, are the pack. Rueben,Jed,Colby,Tyson,Rodney and Jed. Very quickly she becomes attached to the boys and learns the hard way that her decisions can have disatrous consequences, a human girlfriend,Carlie, of Ruebens knows what they are. What's worse is that her family are part of an organization that hunts werewolves, she swears she won't tell anyone. Willow has to buckle down and really learn how to lead the pack or they could all be discovered, or worse, killed. Willow and Gage have major feelings for each other, but never really go to far. Then all of a sudden a councel member and Bella show up trying to take over the pack and they won't tell Willow where her sister is. Willow has hard choices to make, people are not who, or what they seem. Who can she trust, her pack? Lot's of hard choices for a kid but she adjusts and does what she has to.  I loved this book, kudos to the author for creating a very unusual pack with problems just like you would think. These are teenagers,not adults and the author has them making stupid teenage mistakes. They are growing up together and learning together. I loved that. I really hate when teens are made to act like adults. Fantastic book, can't wait for more.