Review: I love this series so far!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
A few set of passengers of a crashed airplane were sent off in different directions to find help for the injured and remaining live passengers.  Glory and Jane were sent off in one direction while others went in another direction.  While walking they were suddenly approached by what looked like Native Americans on horseback accompanied by wolves.  They were scooped up and taken to their village while others were sent off in the direction of the crash to see about the passengers.  Glory was convinced that this was some kind of re-enactment of some kind when they approached the village and saw a bunch of teepees surrounded by Native villagers.  Wolf's Shadow knew instantly that she was his mate and took it upon himself to take charge of Glory.  Glory's character was a very independent, unique and strong woman.  She could not believe she had been somehow transported to the future by 50 years and had some arrogant, strong armed but quite gorgeous Native wanting her to be his wife/mate.  Until she meets her close friend whom she grew up with in the village whom she had just texted just before leaving on her airplane trip and she was 50 years older than Glory.  Crazy stuff, huh?  I think Glory took to Wolf's Shadow being a wolf quite well, although being a little drunk when she watched him shift but she wasn't about to put up with his 'caveman' tactics as to wooing her.This was a great story with strong characters and a strong story plot.  The whole series is quite unique.  Stories of terrorists blowing up major cities with nuclear weapons, meteor strikes and plagues in which one took out most of the female population left.  This leaves women as being a commodity and vulnerable to those who wish to get rich by selling them to those who have none, bride fights, wife abductions and all sordid stuff.  There is no law really except for the one's the individual populations make up to take care of crimes and such.  This is a great premise for a series.  I do have to warn you though that living in the world we live in now and looking how the future turned out in this fiction doesn't really feel like fiction and could possibly happen.  It makes one wonder at great thought about our own future.  I clearly recommend this book as well as this series and look forward to more.