Review: Silver
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 20, 2014
This book is written from Jaze's perspective and it gives you a real insight into how he is feeling about losing his dad and moving to a new town.  As soon as he moves there he realises that something is wrong - the amount of silver in the school metal detectors might have been a clue!  He meets the pack that are already living there in an unforgettable manner.  He finds a friend in Brock and 'the girl next door', Nikki, who just happens to have Hunters as parents.  This all helps Jaze as he tries to look after his mom, tries to come to terms with his dad's death and the betrayal of who he knows was involved.This story was extremely well written, the characters all had depth and there was a lot to the story itself.  For once there was no Inst-Love but friendship actually came first.  Yes Jaze was attracted to Nikki but proved that you don't always have to act on it straight away and it just might be a plan to get to know her first!  The friendships that he makes with Brock and Mouse are quiet but loyal and an absolutely perfect foil for the action of the Packs.  I loved the way the story unfolded and am definitely looking forward to the rest of the series.