Reviewing A Feral Darkness by Doranna Durgin

A Feral Darkness by Doranna Durgin
BLURB: Brenna Fallon naively invokes an ancient Celtic deity to save her beloved dog, and inadvertently anchors this power at a spring on her family farm. But she's also left an opening for a far more malevolent force. When a devastating plague hits, she must depend on her wits, strangers she doesn't trust, and a mysterious stray dog.

My Review: I love dogs and this book was all about them. It was also about belief in ancient Gods and the fight between good and evil told in a way that was most entertaining.
If you've ever read any of Doranna's book then you don't need me to tell you that you are going on a journey with great people and unexpected twists. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys her books or just likes unusual books with lots of informative narrative about dogs.

End of month catch up

Been catching up on Christmas gift making (not saying what as I don't want to spoil the surprise for family members ;)) and I've also got a small pile of baby stuff for PreemiesUK that I need to find a box for so that I can post it off.

I've read a few short stories that I have rated but not reviewed, plus rereading Omorphi put me in the mood to reread another book and I picked up Wolverine's Daughter by Doranna Durgin (which was also just as good the second time around.)

Short stories:

Faerly Furry (Club Soulfinder, #2) Amber Kell 4*

The Nesting Habits of Strange Birds by Charley Descoteaux 4*

Human Rights by S.L. Armstrong

plus I listened to this and might I suggest you listen to this in private (with plenty of tissues handy) or get used to the strange looks you get when you burst out laughing or crying whilst on the emotional roller-coaster that is T.J.'s writings.

Audiobook: Who We Are by T. J. Klune Narrated by: Charlie David Narration 5* Story 5*

Wolf's Justice by Doranna Durgin

Review Of Wolf's Justice (King's Wolf Saga, Book 2) by Doranna Durgin 5*
BLURB: When Reandn's Remote Wolf Patrol is slaughtered under someone else's command, his explosive reaction earns him a discharge from the elite service that has shaped his entire life. He is left adrift in a society still reeling under the changes wrought by the return of magic.But King's Keep offers him a chance to regain his rank, if he can see that the Highborn woman Kalena -- whose very presence is a focus for the turmoil building around magic's return -- is safe on the journey from the Resioran border to King's Keep. Soon enough Reandn finds himself embroiled in treachery and under attack by Resioran zealots -- and in order to make it out alive, he'll have to face his own worst enemy.
My Review: Complimentary Review Copy Provided by Author. This is the second book featuring Reandn of the Remote Wolf Patrol. I read book one last October and was gifted the second one to give an honest review. Well in my honest opinion this is even better than book one (if that's at all possible)and was so good I rarely put it down. The characters were wonderful and even the new ones sparkled off the pages. The magic was clever and Reandn's reactions to it very intense and intriguing. The political intrigue and the action was cleverly wrought as was the subtle undertones of mystery, suspense and romance. I really hope Ms Durgin will write a book three to the King's Wolf Saga following some of the other characters such as Teya or Rethia.