TITLE: Embrace (Kane Wolves #2)
AUTHOR: Annalise Grey
PRINT LENGTH: 177 Pages
MY RATING: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
PUBLISHED: August 29, 2012
LANGUAGE: English
RATING: Young Adult
GENRE: Paranormal
PURCHASE LINKS: Amazon
AUTHOR: Annalise Grey
PRINT LENGTH: 177 Pages
MY RATING: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
PUBLISHED: August 29, 2012
LANGUAGE: English
RATING: Young Adult
GENRE: Paranormal
PURCHASE LINKS: Amazon
SUMMARY: Old traditions reign supreme in Sophie’s world.
Stunning revelations about her ancestry threaten everything she has worked hard
to build. The day is coming when she may have to make the ultimate sacrifice or
risk losing everything, including her family. Can this female Alpha keep
control amidst the chaos or will she be torn apart by the ones who should
follow her?
REVIEW:
This
book continues where we left off in Howl. Sophie is the Alpha of two packs but
really doesn’t want to be the Alpha and in fact simply wants to be with her
family. But strange things happen suddenly with the return of Daniel. Secrets
that her Grandfather hid for years are now coming out and are important to the
future of their pack. With these secrets and all the discoveries she can not
only be Alpha for her pack but basically every pack. But it will come with
sacrifices and the question is, is she .willing to make them. In the end she
makes the only choice possible for her, and the perfect ending to this
wonderful book even though not the end of the tale.
I definitely recommend this book and the others in the series. The pace was perfect and I just couldn’t seem to put it down until I reached the end. The story moves along quickly and always is in action of some sort.
As for the Characters, I loved Daniel even though I thought he seemed to be so besotted with Sophie that it was almost crazy considering what a strong male he is. Then we have the romance aspect between Sophie and Daniel, her inability to commit due to her feeling overwhelmed by her feelings for him, and she comes off a bit wishy-washy at times. If I have to choose a favorite character from this series so far I would say it is Daniel, he seems loyal, brave, strong and yet so very tender with those he loves.
I thought the author truly set the stage for many of the scenes, especially the hunts which made me feel as if I was there. My 9 year old son saw my tablet sitting on the counter while I was cooking tea and he started reading I happened to be at a very intense battle scene and he immediately grabbed the book and started off with it fully intending to keep reading. So I can say that it even caught his attention with its vibrancy. The only thing that was unique is that the wolves strip down before shifting, which is a different take on it and I had a bit of trouble believing that men and women would strip naked in front of each other before shifting. And in a few scenes they shifted without stripping so there was a little bit of inconsistency in that aspect. But other than that there is nothing to complain about.
All in all it was a fabulous read for both young and old alike.
Details/Disclaimer: Review copy was provided to me in exchange for a fair and honest review. The free book held no determination on my personal review.
I definitely recommend this book and the others in the series. The pace was perfect and I just couldn’t seem to put it down until I reached the end. The story moves along quickly and always is in action of some sort.
As for the Characters, I loved Daniel even though I thought he seemed to be so besotted with Sophie that it was almost crazy considering what a strong male he is. Then we have the romance aspect between Sophie and Daniel, her inability to commit due to her feeling overwhelmed by her feelings for him, and she comes off a bit wishy-washy at times. If I have to choose a favorite character from this series so far I would say it is Daniel, he seems loyal, brave, strong and yet so very tender with those he loves.
I thought the author truly set the stage for many of the scenes, especially the hunts which made me feel as if I was there. My 9 year old son saw my tablet sitting on the counter while I was cooking tea and he started reading I happened to be at a very intense battle scene and he immediately grabbed the book and started off with it fully intending to keep reading. So I can say that it even caught his attention with its vibrancy. The only thing that was unique is that the wolves strip down before shifting, which is a different take on it and I had a bit of trouble believing that men and women would strip naked in front of each other before shifting. And in a few scenes they shifted without stripping so there was a little bit of inconsistency in that aspect. But other than that there is nothing to complain about.
All in all it was a fabulous read for both young and old alike.
Details/Disclaimer: Review copy was provided to me in exchange for a fair and honest review. The free book held no determination on my personal review.
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