Maria Vale

Thea Villalobos has long since given up trying to be what others expect of her. So in Elijah Sorensson, she can see through the man of the world to a man who is passionate to the point of heartbreak. However, Elijah is the Alpha of his generation of the Great North Pack, and the wolf inside him will no longer be restrained. Original.

A Wolf Apart

Sonia Grgas

Southern Today Gone Tomorrow

Written by Maria Vale, A Wolf Apart picks up shortly after The Last Wolf, but this time from the 9th Alpha's point of view; an alpha wolf who is stuck being a human when all he wants is to be a wolf.

This was again a well written and different style book, but I did not enjoy it as much as I enjoyed The Last Wolf. The Last Wolf gave us a great, different, unique point of view and Silver was so clearly different from the other wolves. This novel just... it didn't fit with how I thought the wolves would be off land as they played human and the beginning was just off-putting. I did enjoy the romance, but yeah. I wish we would have seen a story that wasn't a followup, but a stand alone in the novel.

What this novel did do was give us a story from the Alpha's perspective, something that was talked about so much in the last, but wasn't explored as much. 

This is a great novel to fill the need for a werewolf, but unlike the previous I just wasn't as struck by the story. As I started it, it was just a drag. I will state that I didn't realize it was in the same world, but within the first few paragraphs I was going back through my old reviews to find that one and confirm that, yup, that is the same author. But I won't talk about the style, again.

If you want some romance that strays from the typical, this is a good one (think of a very base view of sex and a cynical view point) if you are looking for something that is different. I just thought the first was better.

But, this is still a romance, at the base of it. If you don't like the typical romance, and you are an adult do to some of the language, give this a shot.

If you don't like any kind of fantasy, romance, or anything like that, just walk away.





I was given a copy in exchange for an honest review.

A Wolf Apart

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