Review: Howl of the Wolf by Diane Rapp
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 12, 2012
Science Fiction lets writers go where no one has gone before, create their own worlds molded from their imagination and inhabited by anyone they want, even telepathic wolves.Drako is one such world. Created by the imagination of Ms. Diane Rapp with a great deal of skill and detail. Her ability to set the scene and bring the reader into her fantasy world as if they had always known it was very well done. She set the background and back stories very well and allowed each character to develop easily. Her non-wolf characters were well drawn and believable and their motives understandable. They were allowed to grow and interact with each other and the native intelligent species with easy dialogue and appropriate physical interaction.This is a book that is very well done. I would recommend it for a variety of age groups, depending on reading skills, from adolescent to adult.I did think, at times, that it became a little wordy with information repeats and a little tightening of the story would be helpful. Even that being said this was a good, interesting story with remarkable characters and good imagination.Read time 4 to 5 hoursKaren Bryant Doering,Parent's Little Black Book