Catch A Wolf by A. Katie Rose is the second book in the Saga of the Black Wolf. It continues the story of Raine aka The Wolf and Ly’tana warrior princess of Kel’halla. After completing the first book in the series I was eager to read the sequel as such when the opportunity arose for me to read and review it I immediately ceased it.
The story started out with a bang as it picked up where In A Wolf’s Eyes left off. However, after sometime the story began to drag and for a moment I felt like I would not be able to finish the book, but I am glad that I persevered to the end as it proved to be a worthwhile read.
The characters were engaging and very well developed. They helped to bring life to the story. Brutal as usual, was up to his old tricks. He was obsessed with capturing Ly’Tana and Raine no matter the price. He was a cowardly ruler who relied heavily on the strength of his army, which would eventually be his downfall. Ly’tana and Rygel are loyal to Raine until the very end.
They are his tower of strength. Ly’tanna has a really strong personality. She was not afraid to face her enemies and she would fight to the death to protect those she loved.
They are his tower of strength. Ly’tanna has a really strong personality. She was not afraid to face her enemies and she would fight to the death to protect those she loved.
Arianne, Raine’s sister is an enigma. At first she appeared as if she was fragile
and weak as a result of being enslaved most of her life, but there are moments
when she reveals a side that shows she is a force to reckon with.
and weak as a result of being enslaved most of her life, but there are moments
when she reveals a side that shows she is a force to reckon with.
In this sequel we see Raine discovering his true heritage and the internal struggles, he faced when he refused to accept his destiny. Nevertheless, after much soul searching and prodding from those close to him, he acknowledges who and what he is, which led to an emotional ending. As a result, I am eager to see what will happen next in this series.
Catch A Wolf shows that all of us were born for a purpose and we must be willing to fulfill this purpose no matter the cost. It also shows us that we need to accept ourselves as we are and not try to be something we are not as this will lead to us living a miserable life.
This was an interesting and entertaining read and I would
recommend it to readers of the fantasy genre. It would best to also get a copy of
the first book In A Wolf’s Eyes.
recommend it to readers of the fantasy genre. It would best to also get a copy of
the first book In A Wolf’s Eyes.
About A. Katie Rose
Katie Rose is a Colorado native, and earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Western State College in Gunnison, Colorado. She enjoys riding, teaching and learning from horses, likes camping, reading novels, watching movies and, of course, lives to write fantasy books. She currently works as a photographer in San Antonio, Texas, and is a slave to her six cats and four horses. “In a Wolf’s Eyes” is her first novel.
Nadene's addiction to reading began at an early age, when a family friend gifted her a copy of Wuthering Heights. From that moment she was never without a book.She will read anything as long the material is compelling enough to hold her attention. She gained many experiences through the pages of the books she had the opportunity to read.She created this blog to share her love of books with like minded individuals hopes that in sharing reviews of the books read visitors to the blog will discover their next addictive read. When not reading, Nadene enjoys cooking, listening to music and watching television.
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Looks like a good read!
Yes it was.