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This wolf shape shifter story is very engaging but has a cliff hanger ending. Rating 4.5.

Evie was always a restless child and discovered a great passion for running at an early age. She lived with her widowed mother in Alabama and especially loved her summer and occasional winter visits to her grandparents' farm in the North Woods of New Hampshire. There she would run on dirt roads between cornfields and on trails through the woods. She would dream of running and then one night, as she was nearing her seventeenth birthday, she dreamt of familiar northern paths where she found herself running in wild freedom, faster than ever before, with a steady heartbeat of joy.

Evie has shifted to her wolf self without ever knowing of her history. Her mother immediately takes the feverish young woman to her grandfather and the pack. Suddenly Evie is not just the newest wolf, but a white wolf from the legendary leaders of the pack. This brings a response of jealousy from some but mostly joy in a pack that cherishes family and strengths. Evie faces a crash course in learning as she is ignorant of the pack ways, history and dangers. Her new world is complicated by outsiders too. There is a cougar pack that has had an old rivalry with the wolves. They tended to remain off on their own but the news of a new white wolf has brought them in to attack.

Evie is struggling to take in the fact that she is a wolf shifter, there are other shifters, and there are human ‘rats’ that sneak and spy. She is also trying to assert her reasoning, human will to control the wild wolf instinct that flashes forth causing concern and danger for herself and her friends. But she is young, foolish and quickly gets into trouble. While facing the dangers of control and marauding cats, Evie and her pack also have to remember to maintain a low profile so humans do not suspect strangeness in their midst.

This story jumps into a good steady pace and is wonderfully portrayed from the view of the young protagonist who is frightened, confused, a bit angry and yet thrilled at her new world. Evie doesn’t realize how special she is so she is not arrogant in her unique blood lines but she also is totally a reckless teenager. The character is fittingly developed as are others of the pack - relatives and friends. The reader gets the emotional impact of the teen fitting into a family dynamic, as well as wonderful descriptions of enhanced senses.

There is plenty of good action and I was well engrossed in the story when it hit a cliff hanger end! It was an “Aargh” moment because I didn’t want the adventure to end but I really didn’t want it to end in such a dangerous, unresolved situation! I recommend this story to those who like action and the family dynamic of shifter packs. Just be forewarned that you may want to have the second book handy.


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SilverWhite The Great North Woods Pack Book 1 edition by Shawn Underhill Ravven Children eBooks Reviews

Despite the start of the book being a bit slow at times to read, after the plot had been established it just took off from there and left me at late hours of the morning reading this book, it was hard to put down and left me begging for more, for the small price you have to pay for such an interesting book, I'd say it's a very worthwhile book to spend your money on at such a generous price.

Although take note that this book is a bit indepth with the paranormal side of stuff with the book basically fueled on werewolves and so forth, so if that stuff is not your type of read or what you enjoy seeing then you may not enjoy it as much as I did, but nonetheless it's a cheap book so I'd say either way to try it out if you are bored and want to mix it up with some books to read.

Overall, I'd say this book was awesome, my vote would be around the 4.5/5 point due to the book at the end cliffhanging and requiring you to buy the other book but in all fairness I can understand why the author did that, mainly for suspense and to encourage people to follow him and read his other books, so far in the series at the time of this review there are two books that I am aware on. And slowly I shall catch up to the other book when I have the money to spare but other than that, it's an awesome book and I'd encourage you to read it if wolves and so forth is to your liking.
This book was just so-so for me. The writing was good, the editing pretty well done (only a few mistakes noted), and the story was good. It just wasn't great and it didn't hold my interest. I liked the pace of the story but I feel like we don't know all that much about Evie. So how are we to understand what type of wolf she may be? I felt like I knew the secondary character, Erica, better. It's a good YA novel for young teens (no graphic violence, no sexual content) but most adults will probably want to pass on this one.
It is really nice to find a werewolf series that isn't a damn paranormal romance series. Going from the the cover I was expecting a romance story and every time some new guy showed up in the story I keep thinking here it comes but it never happens. Instead it is more of a coming of age story where a teenage girl discovers what she really is.

Look this is really a 3.5 star book but I rounded up because I love werewolf stories and it is so hard to find a decent ones anymore. Twilight and the like have ruined vampire and werewolves. I got this for free through the kindle lending library and compared to most of the books on there this is a star.
This books i brought on a wim. and it was wroth it!
the first page left me wanting more. i wanted to know why the wolves were howling, why they were welcoming a new pack memeber.( through i have read enough werewolf books to know why, still was cool in her vison what happend) the words jumped off the page, leaving beautiful image's in my mind. i could see the wolves running along side Evie as she turned into a sliver-white wolf and became part of the pack she knew nothing about.
my heart raced as the fight scene came up, the were-cat's vs. the werewolves or spriti wolves( as they liked to be called). i laughed when i saw the image of Evie with bright red hair, having white through it( and image of Rouge from the first x men came to mind )) and the ending left me breathless who came out alive? did the hunter miss? will papa return to his bloody pack> or will his brother bet him sinceless, and rule in his place?

I can not wait untell book two! please come out soon!
This wolf shape shifter story is very engaging but has a cliff hanger ending. Rating 4.5.

Evie was always a restless child and discovered a great passion for running at an early age. She lived with her widowed mother in Alabama and especially loved her summer and occasional winter visits to her grandparents' farm in the North Woods of New Hampshire. There she would run on dirt roads between cornfields and on trails through the woods. She would dream of running and then one night, as she was nearing her seventeenth birthday, she dreamt of familiar northern paths where she found herself running in wild freedom, faster than ever before, with a steady heartbeat of joy.

Evie has shifted to her wolf self without ever knowing of her history. Her mother immediately takes the feverish young woman to her grandfather and the pack. Suddenly Evie is not just the newest wolf, but a white wolf from the legendary leaders of the pack. This brings a response of jealousy from some but mostly joy in a pack that cherishes family and strengths. Evie faces a crash course in learning as she is ignorant of the pack ways, history and dangers. Her new world is complicated by outsiders too. There is a cougar pack that has had an old rivalry with the wolves. They tended to remain off on their own but the news of a new white wolf has brought them in to attack.

Evie is struggling to take in the fact that she is a wolf shifter, there are other shifters, and there are human ‘rats’ that sneak and spy. She is also trying to assert her reasoning, human will to control the wild wolf instinct that flashes forth causing concern and danger for herself and her friends. But she is young, foolish and quickly gets into trouble. While facing the dangers of control and marauding cats, Evie and her pack also have to remember to maintain a low profile so humans do not suspect strangeness in their midst.

This story jumps into a good steady pace and is wonderfully portrayed from the view of the young protagonist who is frightened, confused, a bit angry and yet thrilled at her new world. Evie doesn’t realize how special she is so she is not arrogant in her unique blood lines but she also is totally a reckless teenager. The character is fittingly developed as are others of the pack - relatives and friends. The reader gets the emotional impact of the teen fitting into a family dynamic, as well as wonderful descriptions of enhanced senses.

There is plenty of good action and I was well engrossed in the story when it hit a cliff hanger end! It was an “Aargh” moment because I didn’t want the adventure to end but I really didn’t want it to end in such a dangerous, unresolved situation! I recommend this story to those who like action and the family dynamic of shifter packs. Just be forewarned that you may want to have the second book handy.