Calla Tor's life has made a 180 degrees juxtaposition. Her
enemies are now her friends---sort of---and she has to
rescue her Pack from those she always thought were her
friends---sort of. She finds herself at the mercy of the
Searchers, as they provide the opportunity to save those
she loves. One problem, as well as having to deal with
having her entire reality re-aligned and work with people
who trust her just about as far as she trusts them, is that
Calla loves more than one person. Her jealousy about Shay,
also in the seemingly-loving care of the Searchers, as well
as her worry -and more- about Ren, have her uncertain how
to act and react; however, she plans to use her dominant
rank in the pack to her advantage while jumping from the
frying pan into the fire.
Cremer does a fantastic job
demonstrating what a young woman/wolf must do to save her
people when her world is spiraling out of control; however,
one should read the first book in the series to understand
the character development in WOLFSBANE, or the extreme
nature of Calla's situation might be lost.