Search - Through Wolf's Eyes (Wolf, Bk 1)

No angst. No self-hatred. No whiny, pitiful excuses. No diving into the cesspool of character despair and agony.

Lindskold tells her story forthrightly and keeps her characters moving forward. They are not shallow because they aren't in constant emotional agony, like some other series by other authors. This is a story about people who DO things and who are looking to the future, not some imagined tortured past.

Very Good! Looking forward to the rest of the series...

moves slowly thru the political stuff. child raised by wolves (feral child) is well thought out.

First in the series. Fantastic reading!!!

I didn't finish this one. Between the convoluted politics and the way said politics dragged down the rest of the plot and characters with it, I decided to stop and go read something else. The writing wasn't that bad, but I just don't want to spend my time on a book that isn't working for me. I don't owe it that much.

Slow beginning but holy wow it sped up and grabbed me by the britches within the third chapters and held me spellbound with the colorful characters and journey for the rest of the book. I've since read the entire series and loved it.

The concept of this book series was fantastic. I really enjoyed her take on fantasy and where the story went in the series. Very creative and a good read!