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Volf: Silver
What do you get when you cross a vampire with a werewolf? Well, a volf, of course.
Ekata Monet, Volf, daughter of the power-hungry and malign vampire lady Cresta Du Winter, finds herself running for her life from the evil clutches of her feared and hated half-siblings, Siren and Mephistopheles.
After nearly perishing in her attempts to flee those hunting her, Ekata finds herself in the care of a pack of werewolves with the maternal alpha female, Stefina, nursing her back to health. She falls head over heels in love with Fiero, the young handsome werewolf who knows that in Ekata he has found his true mate for life.
As loved up as the young couple are, the evil, blood-thirsty vampires are still hot on their heels and won't give up until they've achieved what they set out to do - kill Ekata and claim her mysterious inner powers for themselves.
Ekata Monet, Volf, daughter of the power-hungry and malign vampire lady Cresta Du Winter, finds herself running for her life from the evil clutches of her feared and hated half-siblings, Siren and Mephistopheles.
After nearly perishing in her attempts to flee those hunting her, Ekata finds herself in the care of a pack of werewolves with the maternal alpha female, Stefina, nursing her back to health. She falls head over heels in love with Fiero, the young handsome werewolf who knows that in Ekata he has found his true mate for life.
As loved up as the young couple are, the evil, blood-thirsty vampires are still hot on their heels and won't give up until they've achieved what they set out to do - kill Ekata and claim her mysterious inner powers for themselves.
- GenresFantasy
169 pages, Paperback
Published April 28, 2016
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About the author
Sarah Elliot
16 books15 followersSarah Elliot was born in Newcastle and raised in Northumberland. She was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of ten and turned to writing her own stories as a way of keeping up her skills. She has never looked back since.
She graduated from Swansea University in 2009 with a Masters in Creative and Media Writing and has had three plays performed by a theatrical group in Swansea. She currently works as an administrator in a care home in Newcastle and spends her free time socialising with friends, writing and taking Petal the Rottweiler for long walks.
She graduated from Swansea University in 2009 with a Masters in Creative and Media Writing and has had three plays performed by a theatrical group in Swansea. She currently works as an administrator in a care home in Newcastle and spends her free time socialising with friends, writing and taking Petal the Rottweiler for long walks.
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July 19, 2019
I received a free review copy of this book via Pegasus Publishers in exchange for an honest review
Volf: Silver tells the story of Ekata Monet who is a Volf, a half vampire/werewolf hybrid, who is running away from her vampire family (who is trying to kill her). During her run, she ends up in werewolf territory and is taken in by a guy named Jared. Jared takes her to his family, knowing there’s something more powerful at work. He gets part of his answer when his cousin Fiero and Ekata know each other and act like mates even though it’s their first time meeting.
29604949As a first book, Volf does a few things that are good and bad. Some of the good things are that we get a lot of background information from the characters, a sense of where the story is going, and explanations. We know what a Volf is, we know Ekata is running away from her vampire family because they want her power, the main pairing is established as Ekata/Fiero through an inexplicable bond that we experience, and we learn that Ekata being picked up by Jared wasn’t a coincidence.
Some of the bad? Nothing really happens until the end of the book. We’re bombarded with so much information that, halfway through I started to wonder if Ekata’s vampire family was truly as dangerous as they were made out to be, however, considering there are two other books I figured the pace would pick up in the sequel. I didn’t let this bother me too much.
What did bother me, though were the constant grammatical and punctuation errors that I found and edited after a few pages of reading. At first, I thought it was just me reading too fast and jumbling up my words but as I slowed down I noticed more and more errors.
Some sentences were also too wordy at times and overall my copy of Volf is filled with pencil/pen marks and questions because I was confused half the time. And if anyone knows me, they also know I’m a bit of a grammar Nazi so I couldn’t let this go.
Overall I give this book 2✯ for had a good idea but bad execution. Since I already read the first book and found the idea interesting, I really do want to continue it regardless of what surprises may await.
Volf: Silver tells the story of Ekata Monet who is a Volf, a half vampire/werewolf hybrid, who is running away from her vampire family (who is trying to kill her). During her run, she ends up in werewolf territory and is taken in by a guy named Jared. Jared takes her to his family, knowing there’s something more powerful at work. He gets part of his answer when his cousin Fiero and Ekata know each other and act like mates even though it’s their first time meeting.
29604949As a first book, Volf does a few things that are good and bad. Some of the good things are that we get a lot of background information from the characters, a sense of where the story is going, and explanations. We know what a Volf is, we know Ekata is running away from her vampire family because they want her power, the main pairing is established as Ekata/Fiero through an inexplicable bond that we experience, and we learn that Ekata being picked up by Jared wasn’t a coincidence.
Some of the bad? Nothing really happens until the end of the book. We’re bombarded with so much information that, halfway through I started to wonder if Ekata’s vampire family was truly as dangerous as they were made out to be, however, considering there are two other books I figured the pace would pick up in the sequel. I didn’t let this bother me too much.
What did bother me, though were the constant grammatical and punctuation errors that I found and edited after a few pages of reading. At first, I thought it was just me reading too fast and jumbling up my words but as I slowed down I noticed more and more errors.
Some sentences were also too wordy at times and overall my copy of Volf is filled with pencil/pen marks and questions because I was confused half the time. And if anyone knows me, they also know I’m a bit of a grammar Nazi so I couldn’t let this go.
Overall I give this book 2✯ for had a good idea but bad execution. Since I already read the first book and found the idea interesting, I really do want to continue it regardless of what surprises may await.
July 8, 2017
I have to be honest, I didn't get on with this book at all. This is the first book ever I have had to stop reading halfway through because I just really disliked the writing style. There were a lot of grammatical errors which should have been rectified before the book was published. I am very disappointed that I didn't get on with it as the premise of the book sounded very promising and something I'd usually read and enjoy. I would love to tell you I read the whole thing but I just can't bring myself to pick it back up. The author herself is a wonderful woman (I met her at a local comic con) and it's a shame that I won't be buying the rest of the books in the trilogy.
October 23, 2025
If you enjoy dark fantasy with forbidden love and supernatural tension, Volf: Silver by Sarah Elliot is a must-read. Follow Ekata, a half-vampire, half-werewolf, as she battles bloodthirsty kin and discovers love, loyalty, and power among the werewolves who save her. Perfect for fans of Underworld and Twilight.
February 12, 2017
Interesting story, looking forward to the next book
April 13, 2019
Cannot wait to get the second book
July 28, 2019
Brillant story and author is so nice met her personally she also signed my book
Cannot wait to read second book in this series
Cannot wait to read second book in this series
July 18, 2016
Really enjoyed reading this.You get straight into the story and the characters are really interesting. Its an easy book to read and I got through it quickly. I had the pleasure of meeting the author and I'm looking forward to the next installment.
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