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Ox had layers, you see, and depth. His story may have started being simple, but it gradually became more complicated. He may have been human, but he was also more. Much more. This book gave me so much. It made me smile, cry, swoon and laugh out loud. It had me on the edge of my seat, and once I started it, there was no stopping. My emotions were all over the place...but in a good way. I put my hands in his fur and held on tight. He allowed me the moments to grieve, because he knew all I needed were moments. This was a long book, but it didn’t feel long. It was one of those audios that made me want to put down whatever book I was reading so I could focus on listening to it. There were lots of moments I smiled, some moments of laughter, tears, and even frustration. You will get frustrated a time or two, but it’s okay. It’s all okay at the end. The angst was so worth it. I also have to mention the writing style because it was so different from what I’m used to. I was not so sure at first how I would like it, but I got used to it after a few chapters, and the way the author writes creates a unique rhythm and a very special way to tell a story and I ended up loving it. It did take me a little while to get used to it though, so if you give this book a chance and you’re not too sure about the writing style, try to give it a chance anyway, it is worth it, and I swear it grows on you. I ended up loving the flow and how the author would use short sentences, sometimes only one or two words to create more impactful and vivid moments and to convey intense feelings. Talking about feelings, I also ADORED how complex the characters’ feelings were. They were not simply angry or sad, they always felt a combination of feelings that would even contradict each other at times.
They way they all interact and play off each other is alternately heart wrenching, endearing, and hilarious.I originally read this book in preparation for a giveaway over on the blog; but rest assured, said giveaway had NOTHING to do with me giving this bad boy 5 big ones. From the Sunday Times bestselling author of The House in the Cerulean Sea, Under the Whispering Door and In the Lives of Puppets, Wolfsong is a story of love, loyalty, and family. The book isn’t forgettable and my enjoyment was quite clear from the start, so 3 stars feel too little for how I actually feel, but 4 stars also feels too high due to the book having more than a few niggles that upset me.
It will renew your faith in humanity.” — Terry Brooks, New York Times bestselling author of the Shannara series And I’ve been waiting,” Joe said. “For him to look at me like I looked at him. And he finally did. He finally did. And I’m going to do everything I can to make sure it says like that. Because I want him for always.”
It's a flawless book and shows that you can take the fantastic and make it so very human. I thought the supernatural would be what grabbed me but instead it's Ox's humanity and humility and loyalty. I hope there will be more. Wildly recommended." — Mary Calmes I looked down at her, because she’d always been small and at some point in the last year or so I’d grown right past her. I wished I could remember the day it happened. It seemed monumental. “I’ll take care of you,” I promised her. “You don’t ever need to worry.” Y VAMOS A VER. Es que hay demasiado que comentar, pero el tema de los Alfas, de los magos y sus barreras, tatuajes que se mueven, los cantos a la luna con significados diferentes, la forma de introducir la sinestesia... No sé, tantas cosas, tantos pequeños detalles que me volaban la mente. Quiero saber más sobre la jerarquía del mundo de los hombres lobo, siento que esto es un primer vistazo. Personajes como Robbie tienen mucho que aportar, y no lo hacen porque este no es su momento de contarlo, sino el de Ox. Así que esperaré (im)pacientemente a empaparme del worldbuilding de Klune.
And then he was all standing there and he didn’t see me at first because I’m getting so good at hunting. And I say, "NO, NOT OKAY! GET THE BOOK AND READ IT! BECAUSE I AM ALPHA. I AM TELLING YOU TO READ. THIS. BOOK." There are some fantastic characters in this story. Not just the main ones, so many of the secondary ones had a place in my heart. Everyone has a purpose to the story. As much as I loved them all, none were as special to me as Ox. I completely adored him. I loved his relationships. His relationship with his mom, with Gordo, all his guys at the shop, and everyone in the Bennett family. His relationship with Joe is by far the most important. I love how it started out as friendship, then grew into so much more. Joe saw Ox as the man he really was. He wasn’t the quiet, awkward boy. He was everything. Sigh.Esta es otra de esas historias que son 10% fantasía y 90% romance y déjenme decirles que la aMÉ. Porque no es un romance puramente romántico. Es un libro que habla de AMOR. Del amor de una familia, del amor de los amigos y la diferencia que ese amor hace en la vida de uno.
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