Review: HOWL OF THE WOLF BY DIANE RAPP
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2012
Howl of the Wolf, by Diane Rapp, is a well written story involving an indigenous pack of native `creatures' who live on planet Drako and call themselves `people'.  While those `people' maintain watch over all others on the planet; real humans arrive on Drako in an effort to escape a volatile `company' who rules over the star system.  The author's descriptions are immaculate.  This storyline is complex, fascinating, and a smooth read.  Time after time, new situations and characters are brought into the plot to surprise the reader.  It kept me guessing as to what would come next.  Aspects of the storyline include cloning and immortality; both at their greatest and their worst, and the `natives' on Drako are as interesting as it gets.  This is not a harsh read, so if you don't want blood, guts, or cursing in every sentence, but still crave excitement and intrigue, this is the sci-fi book you've been waiting for.  I recommend it to readers who are looking for something out of the ordinary.  I will be starting the second book of this series next week.  I can't wait to read more.  I loved it!