Review for Wolfsong

Title:Wolfsong

Author: Kodilynn Calhoun

Format: Ebook

Wolfsong is a book that is such an amazing read, there was literally not a dull moment in the book. 

It takes place in present day surrounding a young boy named Kia who is 17 years old.  He isn't very popular and only has that one really close friend.  Kia(I absolutely love this name!) has always felt shy and not very confident when it comes to girls.  Enter Arii, a beautiful girl in his school that he has wanted to talk to for so long. Finally, his friend literally pushes him into it, and the adventure begins.  

Arii isn't any normal girl of his age, but she is a wolf.  A werewolf from another realm where werwolves are the norm and what we considered cool not so much there.  

This is a totally new concept for me; instead of the werewolves being cursed or even purebreds from this existence, they are from their own realm and just come to ours to visit.  This was a very creative idea and one that I am glad that came to life.

Of course problems arise, when Kia finds out where his father really comes from and what he has left to him.  The writing flows through the book and there is no choppiness at all.  The descriptions are beautifully painted and I almost imagined I was there, romping in the woods with the other wolves.  

It also has romance in the story but I would definitely recommend this to any high school or older boy too. There is fight scenes, and some of the descriptions could get just a tad gross(but blood isn't my favorite thing to read about).  

Another good point about this book is I don't believe it will be a series; which for young people, especially boys, I think can get tiresome.  This is a book that I would allow my sons to read after they are older.  I would group this novel into middle to late high school teens and even those in college just because some of the language can be strong.  It doesn't bother me but probably wouldn't be what middle school grade children should be reading.  

All in all, this is a great read for anyone wanting to read about wolves without the goriness and sexual situations that many adult novels offer; but it can still keep any adult entertained and on the edge of their seat.  If you think this book is what you are looking for you can order it from amazon by clicking here. 

Review: Just a Drop(Book 3 in The Grey Wolves)

I just finished reading Just a Drop by Quinn Loftis from the series, The Grey Wolves, and let me just tell you I FREAKING LOVE THESE BOOKS!  Just to let you know how much I enjoy these young adult novels, I bought this book Thursday and I finished it this morning.

A little background on the series so far.  We are introduced to three young Southern girls(did I mention Southern girls rock?), Jacque, Sally, and Jen, who are best friends in every sense of the word.
Wherever Jacque goes, the other two are sure to follow.  Even if that means going over the world to the country of Romania.  I really don't want to give too much information a way, especially if you haven't read the other two books.

Review: Blood Rites (Book 2 in The Grey Wolves)

I also wanted to give you a review of the second book in the series, The Grey Wolves by Quinn Loftis.
This book is called Blood Rites.


This review may contain spoilers if you have not read the first book yet.  So again MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS


First, I would like to point out the beautiful artwork on the covers of these books draws you into the story as much as the descriptive and compelling novel.

The first book was awesome and this book does not disappoint!  I have to say that I am in love with these books.  The characters are so down to earth, I am sure everyone has met someone like Jen or Sally and even Fane is such a great guy, besides being a handsome werewolf.  I think he would definitely give Jacob from Twilight a run for his money.

Review: Prince of Wolves

I decided to do a quick review of Quinn Loftis's first book in her series The Grey Wolves, called Prince of Wolves, because I just got her 3rd book in the series.  I am so excited I can barely breathe to read this third book.  But I wanted to share with ya'll how I felt about the other two.

In Prince of Wolves, we meet a young lady from Texas named Jacque, who is your typical teenager.  She has two best friends, Jen and Sally, a wonderful mama, and a hot neighbor moving in across the street.
Enter Fane, a foreign exchange student from Romania, who is mysterious and pretty sexy too.  And he is also a werewolf; a royal werewolf.

We get to follow the two of these characters through what seems a pretty fast love affair.  Everything seems to happen really fast and the only problem I had with this book is it didn't last long enough.