Shawn Underhill

Evie Brooks loved to run, ran as a child and youth and dreamed of running when asleep. Her mother never told her that at some point in her life she might shift shape and become a wolf. Waking from a fever at her grandparents’ home is a surprise but only the first of many that will occur as her life takes on a new dimension. This was a quick read with an ending that left me wondering what would happen next. This YA book was well written, engaging and the type of book I imagine teens would enjoy reading. That said, I thoroughly enjoyed it and I am 62 ;)… (mais)

This was an interesting story about a girl who can change into a wolf. I did enjoy how Evie came into her new wolf abilities and instead of just knowing everything and being the best-of-the-best, she had to learn to control her wolfy self just like every other new changer.

I didn't like the ending. The author intended for a cliff-hanger to entice you to read the next story, but leaving the story the way he did was like when you just stop talking in the middle of a sentence. I was interested enough to want to read the next in the series before I got to the ending, so the story was good. Could have done without the abrupt story stoppage.… (mais)