Review: Entertaining with the right amount of twists
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2012
While reading, I had flashes of the Matthews family as close to the Ingalls family in the series "Little House on the Prairie." A tribe with a powerful patriarch, although in this novel it's rather an older brother who plays the alpha male.A family with deep connections, sometimes a little out as refractory to the use of technologies, but very respectful of the rules and dynamics of the clan.A little retro or Amish in a way of living rather refreshing. For once, we see a novel wherer family ties are important and where you take the time to do constructive things rather than to zone watching television.As for the supernatural part of the tale, it is portrayed in a pleasant and original way. Nothing to do with the werewolves of "Twilight," or those of  Wolves of Mercy Falls  series by Maggie Stiefvater. The author has found her own place with a story with the right amount of twists.The universe described has carried me in a pleasant world during my reading, I was part of the clan so I'd say this story made ''me have a good time ... I would read the next opus when it will be released...Lucienewbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr