Not a stand alone story

I have not read the authors previous books but the narrator told me the author see's these books as stand alone's so gave it a go. I greatly beg to differ on this point, this is definitely not a stand alone book, it constantly refers back to events which happened in past. The focus of this book is on a film crew who were making a film about said past events from the perspective of documenting Craig and his wife's escape from the attacking wolves. I found the continuous referencing to the past quite annoying as there's obviously chunks of story I just don't have access to. I will have to read the previous books to fill in those gaps.

I was more interested in the underlying activity of the wolves, what they got up to and how the terrified human's handled the wolves living in the same space. I would have liked to have seen much more wolf action, but it was only drip fed. I wouldn't say this was a bad story, obviously people who have read the previous books would have a smoother transition through this book than me, but I wasn't fond of the constant film crew narrative which was heavy throughout the book. The way Craig ended the story was rather odd I won't spoil it, but it leant towards a more supernatural ending which was not very believable. The ending was also left open for a Book 4.

I was given this book for free of my own choosing and voluntarily left this review.

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