Quite plain and simple really but that's exactly how I feel about it. We certainly don't find out the answers to these questions in this book, but hopefully the final book in the Trilogy - Bloodrose: Number 3 in series (Nightshade) which is out now, will reveal all.Īndrea Cremer's writing is amazing. In addition, the character of Shay was pretty annoying and it looks like he is turning out to be a control freak which I'm not sure Calla will be able to cope with. Also there wasn't a great deal of substance in the plot. I really enjoyed the first book in the series, but this one seemed to drag a little and was a little boring in places. So the adventure begins, but things don't turn out quite as easily as Calla had anticipated. Will true love survive? Calla is convinced that everything will work out fine, but is aware that the fight to get what she wants will be difficult. She is convinced that her days are about to end, when then the Seachers make her an offer - one that gives her the opportunity to destroy her former masters and save her pack but how will Shay and Ren, (the two sides of the love triangle) react? Will Ren be worth the price of her freedom and will Shay stand by her. Calla wakes up in the den of her sworn enemies - the `Searchers'.

Calla Tor, continues her adventures and the love triangle resumes.

Wolfsbane is the second book in the 'Nightshade' Trilogy. You really need to read the first book in this series, Nightshade: Number 1 in series otherwise it will be difficult to pick up the plot.

Nightshade novel