Books by Dorothy Hearst
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review 1: This is a really great book with few errors that I found. Kaala (the main character) is truly awesome and a very likeable character. I easily felt myself fall for her and I really didn't have hard time at all digesting her decisions. She's not stupid and she does the best she can...
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review 1: Secrets of the Wolves left off where the last book ended. Kaala is till trying to unite the humans with the wolves and the Great Wolves are still trying to thwart her. This time though, there are many secrets the Great Wolves have hidden and its up to to Kaala to find them and ke...
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review 1: Possible spoilers!Kaala is a young wolf, born illigally. The pack allows her to live, tough. Kaala's born with a strange mark on her chest, and apparently it's part of a prophecy. She'll either destroy or save wolf- and mankind. Kaala's getting stronger and dealing with her probl...
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review 1: Promise of the Wolves has much in common with the Clan of the Cave Bear Series (roughly set 14,000) years ago. In this case however we see the world from a wolf's eyes. Our main character a young wolf-pup caught in a strange conflict between humans and wolves, based on an ancient...
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review 1: I can't believe I didn't read this sooner. And now I'm stuck without the next one - and on such an ending too! Can't wait until I get my hands on it. As always Hearst had such a beautiful way of delving into the lives of wolves, of describing their world, ways and culture in such...
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review 1: Now I am panting with the eagerness of a wolf scenting prey for the next novel in this series!! Will Kaala be able to keep her promise, even though the deck seems stacked against her? What will Tlittoo help her find out in that "in-between" world and the dreams to which he is th...
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review 1: This was one of my favorite series, and one I looked forward to sharing - until the very last pages of the book. I am almost speechless with disappointment, even anger, and can think of half a dozen different ways the author could have preserved the essence and intent of her end...