Dyrwolf

By: Kat Kinney

Narrated by: PJ Miller

Lea Wylder has spent so long hunting werewolves that now one is stalking her in her sleep. In the unforgiving forests of the north, shape-shifting wolves have enslaved the sole human city for hundreds of miles, driving survivors up into the mountains. When Lea tracks a shifter and finds him caught in a trap, she’s convinced he’s the white wolf from her dreams. Not that it matters. He’s one of them. And they’re at war.

But as Lea pulls back the bowstring, Henrik shifts to human and begs her not to shoot. By name. But how could he possibly know her? In twenty years, the wolves have never crossed the river over to their side.

Injured and unable to walk, Henrik needs Lea’s help to get back home. If he could be turned against the pack, it could change the course of the war. But first there’s the small problem of returning him to the wolves—without getting caught.

©2018, 2022 Kat Kinney (P)2024 Kat Kinney

Loved!

This is the second series of Kat Kinney that has grabbed my attention. The story starts off slow. Explaining what Dyrwolves are and her anger towards her mother for leaving. Then, she meets Henrik, an injured Dyrwolf. They work together and strengthen one another. Kat Kinney knows how to draw you in with her books.

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Enjoyable and Entertaining

This was an enjoyable and entertaining story. I was hooked from the start and finished it in a day. Highly recommend.

Great story

Drywolf by Kat Kinney is a great werewolf story. P. J. Miller did a great job on the narration. The story is interesting and entertaining. When shapeshifting wolves enslaved the humans town where they live. A kind of war breaks out. Most of the people run away, Lea is a hunter who hates the shifter and kills the. But when she comes across Henrik he is able to stop her. Will Henrik survive Lea? Will Henrik be the wolf Lea dreams about? Will they survive each other? Can Lea get over her hatred for shifters? . I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Lea and Henrik

Such a good read. For Lea to find out what she was. After having a "sickness" for the last six years. She watched her mother "die". Mom missed so much of her life. Her dad raised her, and Lea thought her father knew what she is. A must read.

Dyrwolf the saga begins

An engaging story, interesting characters and a good storyline. I enjoyed listening to PJ Miller narrate this story.

Courage

Lea is a hunter but is searching for answers such as why her mother left or why does she get sick. In her search she has a sweet romance with Henrik, rescues a friend and finds more answers than she wants. An adventure with highs and lows.

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Lea

I enjoyed the book. It had the expected wolves, however so much more. I liked the underlying humor, mystery, and some unexpected happenings. There was romance, however it was not the only focus in the story. It read at a good pace, and kept my interest throughout. Overall, a good story, and well written. The narration was a good compliment to the story. I felt the narrator helped bring it to life. I am looking forward to the next book. I received a free copy of the audiobook, and am voluntarily leaving my review.

OK Story, Had Potential it didn't Achieve

I think this story could had quite a bit of potential to be a Great Read. I am not a writer so cannot really say how it missed the mark though. I had a hard time staying with the story to its ending. Narration was spoken so softly that even with volume on highest settings, could at a lot of times barely make out what was being said. This may have had a mark bearing on my low rating for this book.