Wolf Witch

Victoria Brigham Series, Book 1

De: D.N. Hoxa

Narrado por: Elise Arsenault

My name is Victoria Brigham, and I'm a wolf-without the were.

When I ran from home, I did it to protect my family from myself. I am not to be trusted. There's a creature living inside me that I cannot control. I was doing the world a favor by hiding, and doing what I did best: finding missing animals.

But when my father shows up at my door and asks me to find my missing sister, I'm unable to say no because it's my sister, and my wolf's interested. And my wolf always gets her way. Except, when she's interested, people end up dead, too.

I should have packed my bags and run away to the edges of the world that same night, but I stayed. And I searched. And I found much more than I bargained for.

As if the wolf controlling me wasn't enough, a new set of powers is awakening inside of me, battling for dominance.

The world had never really intended to leave me be, like I'd thought for five long years. Instead, it's throwing everything at me like it wants to find out just what my body and mind is capable of handling.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 D. N. Hoxa (P)2020 Tantor

I like the story and the characters voices are amazing.

I like the book but kind of got sick of the main character wanting to get her sister back but not put any work Into getting herself prepared.

Intriguing

I usually rate books on a variety of things, such as character development, narration, plot, predictability (can I guess the end) and how well can I follow it.

Character development could use some work, the characters are intriguing enough that you want to know more but don't get it. Perhaps in another book?

I think the end was pretty predictable so no surprises there. The storyline is a little different but not enough. The main character reminded me of about a half a dozen other ones that I have read/listened to before. A loner, doesn't trust anyone, acts on emotion over common sense, stubborn etc.. You know the type.

Many times during the story I got the impression that this book was either translated into English or written by someone that English isn't their first language. There were errors in many phrases or if from another language they were a direct translation maybe?

The story seemed easy enough to follow. A couple of times I was confused and felt like maybe I missed something but I listen to the book while doing other things and maybe I got distracted? Humans can see her?

I liked the narrator, she did a decent enough job that I am interested to check out her other narrations.

It just all right.

The ending sort of saved this book or series for me. I was getting tired of the main female character’s ignorance. Anyway, will probably continue if book2 is part if Audible Plus, if not well I will check Kindle Unlimited.

on the fence

I was getting to like this book at the beginning but started to be disappointed in the middle to end. I liked Red but come on maybe you did that to make people check out the second book to see if he really is. Well I hope you get Victoria some common sense in the second book.

Interesting, different book!

This is a interesting book with different characters and exciting turn of events that leaves you on the edge for the next book.

Too wordy

I found the story interesting. But it’s too wordy. Like reading to a five year old explaining every phrase.

The performance was above reproach

Too many Characters not developed enough just when you're getting to know one we get a new one

MC is annoying

I get the storyline. However this character seems to have a major issue that comes off as annoying versus heroine worthy.

I tried...

MC is a pain, she's just annoying and not much else. I wanted to try to finish at least book one but thats not going to happen, MC is just to much.

Hoped for better

Disappointed. Victoria, is a weak character. I was unable to like her. The whole story was frustrating, too much redundancy. Not going to finish the series.