I'm kind of ambivalent about this book. I had trouble with Shiver as I wrote in that review "The book is told in little snippets of time, Sam's perspective, then Grace's, then Sam's, etc. A very different take on the whole werewolf and the moon scenario. I was interested enough in their dilemma to finish reading but I hope the next book is written a little differently."
Well unfortunately it was quite the same with the added perspectives of both Cole (a new suicidal werewolf) and Isabel (Grace's best friend who lost her brother to the werewolf virus). IMHO the many POVs is distracting and it makes it difficult to follow who is doing/saying what. I found myself backtracking to find out who was thinking a certain thought. It was rather distracting.
I will read the final book in the series to find out how everyone makes out and I know it will be move of the multiple POVs but I guess I'll have to persevere if I want to finish the series.
Well unfortunately it was quite the same with the added perspectives of both Cole (a new suicidal werewolf) and Isabel (Grace's best friend who lost her brother to the werewolf virus). IMHO the many POVs is distracting and it makes it difficult to follow who is doing/saying what. I found myself backtracking to find out who was thinking a certain thought. It was rather distracting.
I will read the final book in the series to find out how everyone makes out and I know it will be move of the multiple POVs but I guess I'll have to persevere if I want to finish the series.
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