This is another one of those books where maybe it would make more sense if I'd read the series first.The premise of the book is that the world suffers some apocalyptic event, and people struggle every day to survive. Our two main characters are spoken to by spirit animals, and led to a place where the great spirit has decided to rebuild humanity. Each member of this new community has a spirit animal that represents them, and gives them powers in some way. IE: the Bear is strong, and the Fox is sneaky.I think it's a really cool premise. It's kind of like an apocalyptic Golden Compass.It was short, and it didn't answer very many questions. But, like I said, I'd probably have been better off if I'd read the actual series first.Didn't see why the very brief sex scene was necessary, but whatever. The Wild’s Call by Jeri Smith-RediAspect of Crow Book 0.5Elysia and Darien are within the city of Baltimore. What use to be the city anyways. Elysia has no choice but to steal to survive. When Darien comes to her rescue they escape the city. They both have had dreams of animals spirits calling them away. The fox for Elysia and the bear for Darien. So off on their adventure to start a new world and a new life. Together.Aspect of Crow Trilogy: Eyes of Crow, Voice of Crow and The Reawakened.**Sensual situations
What do You think about The Wild's Call (2009)?
This reads like a synopsis of a novel. And not a very good one, at that.
—Cawike
too short. I have a hard time with short stories...ALWAYS want more
—rash
