Part of this grounding of fantasy in reality includes the way the wolves are depicted as, well, real wolves: their actions, their pack behaviour, their thoughts and memories are all more wolf than human-trapped-in-a-wolf’s-body. The second question - is the conclusion satisfying? - is answered with a loud “yes.” How much do I want to give away about what happens? I can safely say that Stiefvater continues to examine the scientific, biological basis for werewolves. If you’ve read this far and are fretting about spoilers and the like, stop reading this blog post, click to my review of Shiver, and when you’ve all caught up come back. Bonus, lucky reader who waited till now to read the series, because you don’t have to wait for new books and can just down them all in one wonderful gulp. This is definitely a tale told in three acts, and yes, it’s best to read the books in order. Sometimes, such as with these books, I think the first question is a bit silly.
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