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A review by suze_1624
Stone the Crows by TA Moore
4.0
Much more gruesome than Dog Days, and I would not recommend reading this as a standalone, it would be v confusing. I also found I had to read in solid chunks of time - no dipping in and out - as the plot is more twisty with people than book one. Also a lot more grizzly.
Gregor is not a soft and cuddly character at all, and we do have to make leaps of assumption at times.
Nick is a strange one, though that comes to why later but his choice of pathologist as a career - picking over the dead - does make sense later.
We finally get all four reunited and with a mission.
I will be reading Wolf at the Door very soon as I feel these need to be read close together, but with a rest in between!
Not your average shifter story.
Gregor is not a soft and cuddly character at all, and we do have to make leaps of assumption at times.
Nick is a strange one, though that comes to why later but his choice of pathologist as a career - picking over the dead - does make sense later.
We finally get all four reunited and with a mission.
I will be reading Wolf at the Door very soon as I feel these need to be read close together, but with a rest in between!
Not your average shifter story.