Wolfbreed (6 books in series)
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review 1: The story is all new, so it's not a follow up with the first one. It is not as quite as bloody detailled as the first one (wich I actually like). The is about a girl who is a wherewolf but doesn't know this because she weares a silver cross. This cross prevents her from turning i...
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review 1: For all it's interesting set up and historical setting, once you are intriduced to the main characters, you can only see the story going in one particular direction and the narrative tries to do what it can to keep the reader engaged and guessing, which it does a relatively good ...
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review 1: It took me some time to get into the story, mostly because the writing style and all those names took some time getting used to. But as the story progressed, the pieces started to fit together and it all began to make more sense. Wolfbreed is a journey of the fight of good vs evi...
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review 1: This book contains the themes of guilt, redemption, forgiveness, and love amongst other things. Wait...I already used that for my Crime and Punishment review. What could this trashy looking, obscure fantasy novel have in common with one of the greatest books of all time?! Wolfbre...
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review 1: A good idea, poorly executed. This book should have been labeled "Young Adult". The main characters are barely 17 years old, and the character development is simplistic enough to appeal to that age group. The frequent point of view (POV) shifts really kills it. The first few sect...
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review 1: I picked up this book at the library because I was feeling desparate and I expected it to be very cheesy. I was surprised to find that I quite enjoyed it. I never considered a werewolf having PTSD, but I liked it. She and the other protagonist, Udolf, flashbacked and nightmare...