Lori Handeland - Wolf Kiss Reading Time: 1:04:10 to 3:04:10
Lori Handeland - Wolf Kiss Publisher's:
"The young police officer Jessie McQuade is with body and soul. In the sleepy town Miniwa it provides for law and order started up, until one day a wolf is. As Jessie follows the trail of the wounded animal, it stops short at a very handsome young man on several bodies are found, apparently come by Wolf bites are killed Dark, erotic, exciting -. the first novel in the series crackling werewolf creatures of the night "
Jessie policewoman in a small town. It is not very sociable and therefore selects the most unpopular night shift than their period of service. Their only contact is their immediate superior, the sheriff of the small town, and the management of the switchboard, which coordinates the orders for the individual police officers.
One night, Jessie called to an accident. One of the victim is a young teacher of the city, which has hit a wolf, and from this, as they appear to the injured animal wanted to help was bitten. The animal disappeared in the woods and angschließend Jessie persecuted because they assumed it would be rabid. From then on, roll over the events. The teacher seems to be insane, a young woman disappears, a man is in his house attacked by a wolf and a mysterious German man appears, who reportedly wants to take care of the new rabies problem. Between all this is Jessie and without knowing it she gets deeper and deeper into a case that is mysterious and opaque with every little thing that they discovered. She meets a university professor, a man in which they can not decide whether he is her lover or a potential murderer, and all the rules of the Blue Moon, which makes the arrival of a new Werewolf God possible.
The story is written in first person singular. I must say that I with this form, always have a little difficulty, because many authors do not manage the tension of the story with only one angle to the end of the book to maintain, but L. Handeland has thus no trouble. Jessie's funny and sarcastic. Your comments make it easy for the reader not to put the book out of hand, even if Jessie's indecision who is the enemy and who is the friend, a go very soon on my nerves. Moreover, that one involuntarily as a reader a few hints incorrectly indicated or revelations waiting done by the end of the book down. The final story of the perpetrators are finally people / Were Wolves, with whom I had not expected. Not because I have not thought about it correctly, but, because they are simply in the course of the book as not so good. There was only one single reference to one of the culprits and this notice is Jessie never followed up, while I as a reader before nearly screaming the book was sitting.
was particularly disturbed me, the almost pseudo-historical story of the hedge. People like Mengele should not exist in the pulp fiction!
rating:
1 point, because the I-form is very good.
1 point, because I thought it was good that the obvious solution this time was not the right solution.
1 point, because Jessie's character was well described.
worth the rest of the book does not reread.
3 of 10 points.