Name: Patricia Bates's review of Dyrwolf by Kat Kinney
Item: Dyrwolf
Rating: 5
Author: Patricia Bates

Kat Kinney

Lea Wylder has spent so long hunting werewolves that now one is stalking her in her sleep. In the unforgiving forests of the north, shape-shifting wolves have enslaved the sole human city for hundreds of miles, driving survivors up into the mountains. When Lea tracks a shifter and finds him caught in a trap, she's convinced he's the white wolf from her dreams. Not that it matters. He's one of them. And they're at war.But as Lea pulls back the bowstring, Henrik shifts to human and begs her not to shoot. By name. But how could he possibly know her? In twenty years, the wolves have never crossed the river over to their side.Injured and unable to walk, Henrik needs Lea's help to get back home. If he could be turned against the pack, it could change the course of the war. But first there's the small problem of returning him to the wolves-without getting caught.

Dyrwolf

Patricia Bates

Where do I start with my review on Drywolf? 
From the first line Kat has done an amazing job of pulling the reader into the story. I was immediately engaged and wondered what was the Proving? Reading through this book I could only be drawn further and further into the world that Kat has woven throughout the story and man is it a world that I am enthralled with. 
It has the edgy dark feeling I like and is vivid, breathtaking, and makes me wonder why I can't go there. 
Lea is a unique enigma. A woman who is both fearful and determined. She's three dimensional and engaging. A woman I would no doubt would enjoying grabbing a coffee with. She's strong, powerful, and the kind of character I adore. 
Henrik is an alpha who isn't an a**hole. I got the no nonsense vibe from him but he wasn't overbearing or a jerk. Just determined and the chemstry between him and Lea - wow. Kat's really done a great job of building the chemistry while maintaining the tension and conflict until the end. 
Kat sets up the conflict between human and werewolf so beautifully I didn't feel it was jarring or out of place. It was like if I closed my eyes I could see it, feel it, and it is real. 
If you love fast paced, passionate stories with kick-ass characters then this book is for you. Do not walk to get your copy - run! Its a must have and I can't wait to dive into the next title in the series.

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