Review: Chasing Sam
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2014
This is a fast read, it works as a light reading but I cannot say I really liked it because:First, I found really odd the way their “inner wolves” speak to Sam and Chase as if they were real people, having conversations with them and giving opinions; it felt as if they were separated and not a part of them ( usually in shape shifters stories, the wolf is the wild and impulsive part of the character; the way the wolves interact in this book makes it everything too rational to me, losing part of the charm of this genre )Minor Spoiler below********Second:  the ending is very abrupt. We don’t get any information on what happens after the hunt. For me, an epilogue was essential for the story to have a closure but I would have been satisfied just with seeing them walking away from Sam’s creepy parents….Horrible characters both of them and we don’t see them getting what they deserve for forcing her daughter into the hunt, drugged and helpless…I have read many series; and individual books can have a proper ending and still get you hooked and eager to read the next one. This one didn’t succeed in making me want to continue with the series.