For most of her son's life all Raine has done is run. But what she's running from is about to catch them and now it might be time to make a stand.
I really liked this book. Primarily how it ties it's supernatural element, the skin-walkers, in with the history of the Navajo. It's nice to have a book that tries to get their history right. I also enjoyed how the relationship between Raine and Cade develops. Starting out as a desperately needed friendship then veering into something more.
Davey was another character I really liked. He's trying so hard to grow up, to be strong enough to face what threatens them, but he's still a kid. You see him changing and getting stronger, getting smarter. He's ready to face what he must, even if it means never being normal, or having a normal child.
I also really enjoyed the story. It's not your cookie-cutter shifter novel. It's a tale of growing up, of fear, and of moving on in your life after a devastating loss.
This book is set to be published on March 24, 2015. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
I received this book courtesy of NetGalley and St. Martin's Griffin in exchange for my free and honest review.
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