Silverwood Rising by Jeanett Greaves

 

 This month I choose Silverwood Rising 

This is the fourth and final book in Jeanette Greaves ‘Ransomed Hearts’ series.

 Yes, we certainly all know by now that this series is about werewolves and Greaves has created her own brand of them.  These aren’t ruled by the moon and mostly change between two legs and four at will. Over the four books I feel that I’ve got to know the pack and I wish that they really existed.

By now the general public are aware of their existence and that makes a difference to how the world operates for everyone. 

We get several points of view through a variety of scenes in the book. Yet we get very close to every person so that we really can empathise with them.

The Silverwood Pack still has to face the White Pack and so do other packs they have come to know.  

As the story comes to its climax and resolution we are offered a few more glimpses into how the Whites have become what they are. Some of us may find metaphors for our own world there. Others may just consider this to be a good story. I feel there is room for both. Fantasy works like that anyway.

The story is once more well-structured and the writing remains at all times engaging with a good narrative balance of description, action, dialogue and inner monologue.

This novel is suitable both for the higher end of young adults – 16+ - and for adults.    

 

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