Book Reviews of Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart (Wolf)

Lindskold does a terrific job of developing the character of her protagonist, torn between her awakening human nature and the wolf she would rather be. Blind Seer, her wolf best friend, is also a wonderfully well-developed character.

This is book two in the series about Firekeeper, first introduced in Through Wolf's Eyes. This book picks up where the previous one left off, with the wedding of Sapphire and Shad. Firekeeper is called away from the humans by a convention of the Royal Beasts and is sent on a quest to recover three magical artifacts from the humans.
This book was quite good for a sequel. The story was captivating and the characters well-defined. It's not the best the fantasy genre has to offer, but it definately isn't the worst either.

The second book in a series about a feral girl and her wolf kin. Stands well on it's own, so well I didn't actually realize at first it was a sequal. Follows the young Firekeeper as she learns to negotiate not only human relationships, but royal politics.

I really like this series. The characters are well defined. She doesn't leave you hanging, but she does make you want to read the next book in the series. It's a book where I can read a little or a lot and be satisfied. I don't always have a lot of uniterupted time.

Very exciting story, I am looking forward to the next one.

2nd in the series. Fantastic reading!!!

good story lots of action

Very good book.

great

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