Stopped after around the first 100 pages because, while the prose is engaging at times, it really doesn't help the fact that the plot moves like an iceberg. The not subtle at all Christian allegory for the wolves mythology is a little uncreative and distracting as it's basically "X biblical figure, but a wolf." Author wants to balance having the wolves' perspective of the world, but also wants to describe the humans and settings with human context, so it all seems a bit jumbled. After reading some of the spoilers, kind of glad I stopped when I did, because that ending really would have soured my stomach and lead to a book-sized dent in my wall.