Review: Touch Of The Wolf
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 18, 2014
Not knowing who you really are and background must not be a easy thing but in this book Winter has been abandoned as a young child but only knows she is Native American. Working the field she does leads her to what could possible be her heritage thanks to a co worker and friend he sends her a package that starts her on a journey that could very well mean answers- what he is doing and thinking plus why she has always had a wolf as a companion. She has even gone so far as gotten a tattoo years ago. In her investigation she meets Jay the forest ranger who is hiding from himself and denying his inner spirit animal the opposite of Winter. Considered a outsider at first she finds out her friend is in big trouble and no one has seen him. Oh no that usually is not a good sign. The answer to that plus opening a big can of worms is what Winter gets. The one who helps her now also besides the wolf spirit is Jay and good thing he believes her on the wolf plus is familiar with these things even though he turned his back on his. His brother is nothing but trouble but alcohol plays a part in his mess of a life. This contains alot of mystery and intrigue mixed in with a cultural place and people have alot of respect for which added to my interest. It hooks you right away and the adventure it takes you on is exciting indeed. Experiencing the budding attraction with feelings developing between Jay and Winter is the extra something that brings life also to this suspense. Evil in the heart of man is the culprit here and the dangers they face together insures you do not want to put this down to the very end. Grand ending the ones left standing are the way a good read needs to be and is accomplished here. Received a arc for a honest review