A Pack of Their Own

I honestly tried to give this book a chance... The premise is genuinely interesting, but the execution, alas, sucks. The choppy, short dialogues, constant repetition of the same scenes from different viewpoints, oversimplified descriptions of moments that had potential for depth, combined with an overload of unnecessary details. And of course, the main heroine is portrayed as the one and only special snowflake in the entire universe.

Major drawbacks include the awkward and vulgar descriptions of intimate scenes, along with the unnatural ease of relationships. I understand the werewolf concept, but here it feels excessive—the same actions could have been described in a way that was more intriguing, delicate, and passionate, but instead, it just came off as crude.

Three stars - given in advance for the interesting ideas and the logical setup in the beginning.

Wonderful book, though the end might have been rushed. It could have explored in more detail. But still great book. On being different accepting ones fate and flourishing. Keska was very forgiving to her whole family. Glad to see some of her family stood up for her in the end.