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Wolfborn: The Book of Hawthorne (Wolfborn #1)
by R.H. Wildewood
I recieved an arc in exchange for my honest review.
At the start of this book it was all quite confusing, alot was happening at once and you feel you're missing some information.
But once you get further into the novel the writing style really makes you understand Rebecca and her reasoning as the missing information is slowly being shared with both the character and the reader!
And the Tenor is so well thought out!
By the end of the book you are left wanting more of the world that Rebecca lives in.
At the start of this book it was all quite confusing, alot was happening at once and you feel you're missing some information.
But once you get further into the novel the writing style really makes you understand Rebecca and her reasoning as the missing information is slowly being shared with both the character and the reader!
And the Tenor is so well thought out!
By the end of the book you are left wanting more of the world that Rebecca lives in.