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The Werewolf Whisperer An Urban Fantasy With Bite The Werewolf Whisperer Series Book 1 eBook Camilla Ochlan Bonita Gutierrez

Have you ever noticed how a successful television series will leave you with a cliff hanger at season's end, so you'll have to come back and watch the first episode of the new season? I really - REALLY - wanted to give this a poor review just for that reason, but I can't. It's simply too well written. This is an action packed story with well developed characters. Personally, I think the authors should have given the reader more information before ending the book. As it stands right now, I'll have to either buy book #2 or continue to wonder what really happened. A little disclaimer at the beginning of the book would have been good.


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The Werewolf Whisperer An Urban Fantasy With Bite The Werewolf Whisperer Series Book 1 eBook Camilla Ochlan Bonita Gutierrez Reviews

Forget what you think you know about werewolves, this changes everything. There is no full moon nonsense, anytime anywhere the person next to you could suddenly become all teeth and claws and rip your face off. Then there's the mystery surrounding Lucy and her ability to control homo lupus with a single command. I absolutely loved this book! Lucy and Xochi are believable well written characters, the descriptions of the settings draw you in, and the story flows with no slow spots nor mess ups. I can't wait for the second book to come out. Please write fast and well.
The Werewolf Whisperer gives werewolves a whole new look. Gone are the creatures from Dr. Creep’s Shock Theater and the hot, sexy wolves we’re seeing more of in recent days. These beasts are just humans who have contracted a strange virus and quite literally turn into canines. They come in various forms from the innocent hounds to actual werebeasts you don’t want to meet up with in a dark alley. Enter Lucy Lowell, a former cop with a rare ability to control these creatures and her trusty sidekick, Xochi Magana. Out to help both the Afflicted and their families deal with this horrible virus, Lucy does the best she can while Xochi is determined to save her own Afflicted brother by any means possible.

While the format is a bit challenging to follow at times (going back and forth from the beginning of the outbreak to “present day”) the story is compelling and toward the end things are moving so fast that the WTF ending will leave you with your jaw on the floor.

The only real drawback for me was that there is a lot of Spanish littered throughout the tale, which in and of itself is great, but often there was no English translation, or “in other words” description of what was said. I looked up all of Xochi’s swearwords, because frankly, I like swearwords. But there was a chapter that began with several paragraphs of Spanish and no explanation as to what it was about. Wonderful for those who speak the language, but I feel like I may have missed out on something important. (Looking for a Babelfish as we speak!)

Regardless of my own shortcomings and lack of foreign language skills, The Werewolf Whisperer is a fantastic story, and I’m anxiously looking forward to reading the next installment!
The Werewolf Whisperer is a different take on werewolves from the usual monster angle in movies and books. In
Camilla and Bonita's interesting novel, there are different levels of werewolf behavior. And most of the time,
they are youngsters who are treated as children and pets but things can go wrong with them. And that is where
the Werewolf Whisperer comes in to handle the situation for those in trouble. Lucy and Xochitl are your
detective/hunter pair that handles the werewolves, no matter the level of trouble. And Lucy has that midas touch
on the werewolves. Her story with her mother is the emotional core of the book. And the entire book is an
adventure of their tales to help the werewolves where they can. It's not so much a scary werewolf story if one
is expecting that. My only dislike of the book is the generous use of the backstory throughout the book and the
constant shift in time through past and present. I felt that was confusing at first and it took me some pages to
get a real handle on what was going on. Kind of like putting together a story out of order together in the right
timeline (kind of like the move Pulp Fiction). Other than that, I recommend the book.
Have you ever noticed how a successful television series will leave you with a cliff hanger at season's end, so you'll have to come back and watch the first episode of the new season? I really - REALLY - wanted to give this a poor review just for that reason, but I can't. It's simply too well written. This is an action packed story with well developed characters. Personally, I think the authors should have given the reader more information before ending the book. As it stands right now, I'll have to either buy book #2 or continue to wonder what really happened. A little disclaimer at the beginning of the book would have been good.