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After being sent into the woods to check on her grandmother Meave “Red” Simmons finds herself being chased down by a pack of werewolves, led by Sói who tells her she has been sold to his pack. When Maeve manages to escape him and make it to her grandmother’s house she finds the older woman has been brutally murdered, causing her to pass out. Later on, Meave wakes up to discover that she is in the pack’s manor and her ties to the pack go beyond her parents selling her to them. And her connection to Sói started when she was a small child. As Maeve and Sói get to know each other once more, the pack is threatened by an old enemy, The Red Hunters. While the pack deals with the latest threat Sói and Maeve reconnect with each other. And when the final battle comes Maeve finds herself having to make a choice not only about her arranged marriage but about Sói’s life as well.

203 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 31, 2021

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January 13, 2023
Red by Nichol DeCastra in its entirety, is a romantic fantasy with some action scenes.

The atmosphere of the book is mysterious from the start, and the presence of the red moon described as a blood moon made the writing more imaginative, descriptive, and magical.

The writing style in this book is engaging, captivating, and hooking, and the story is fast-paced with the author not dragging a single scene. The author uses sharp, short, and clean sentences and avoids giving any boring details and that makes this book unique.

The dialogues in this book were good but they lacked depth. But this conveys the individualism of each character because the characters were always in the flow of speaking and talking at a fast pace.

The book is solely based on the story of two characters, Meave and Sói. Meave is an intelligent and modern girl who tries to manage and accept her living conditions as soon as life throws something at her. She is brave and knows how to stand up for herself. She is also outspoken and bold and is not afraid of anything. Her courage after her parents sell her off to a pack of werewolves is exemplary.

Sói on the other hand is a werewolf and the heir to the pack. Unlike other werewolves you may find in other books, Sói was not a brooding or very masculine character always filled with anger. He always tried to treat Meave as her equal and tried to check on Meave’s opinions regarding his decisions. Sói had a courageous personality and tried to keep Meave safe from any harm. Sói was optimistic, flexible, confident, and reliable. He cared for Meave from the very start.
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