Rise of the Wolf (Wereworld) Paperback – June 5, 2012

I started watching the show on Netflix and when I realized it was based on a book I immediately stopped watching and got the book. It’s so much better and such an easy flowing read. An original story with the right amount of content and an amazing twist. Similar to GOT in some ways, but the were-creatures aspect was perfect. Looking forward to reading the rest!

After watching the new series on Netflix in one day, I had to find the books.The book didn’t disappoint!The pacing is good, the world building is fantastic, and the characters are loveable.I was surprised at some of the more graphic violence that wasn’t in the show. Not that it’s bad, but definitely above my son’s 2nd grade reading…for now. I will probably purchase paperbacks for him when he’s a few years older if he still enjoys the show.

An excellent adventure. A journey you race through to see the end. Stopping in places to rant against the unthinkable, shout out advice and cheer on this band of young heroes. In all worlds, on their shoulders rest fate.

I want o say I'm writing this on a kindle so there will be typos**SPOILER Warning**This book is about Drew Ferran, a farm boy. That is, hes one until the strange creature bursts thru his window, killing his mom. (its not a werewolf) Then, he finds out what his patents were hiding... hes a Werewolf. after a fight with the ... thing, his dad comes back from hunting and thinks Drew killed his wife. He stabed him with his sword, but, somehow , Drew survives.I love-- no, I ADORE this book. Drew isn't one of those heros who can't lose because hes the hero and he cant lose. He gets his but whipped plenty.this a good book for all that love werewolves an not werewolf romance (i hate werewolf romance)All the characters are developed well and are three dimensional, and the plot doesn't bore.Also, its really original. Were else have you herd of therianthropes or Werelords? Thats right, NO WERE!If u what detailed shifting look no further than chapter 3. The end is satisfying, its nice and long,and...... Its not just werewolves.That right folks u gt werebears, werecats, wereboars, werefoxes and many moreDrew gets many beatings and when he finds out he's royalty, its not a cheap twist, its genuineAll in all, this is a good book for all who love werewolves and shifters and all who don't like how werewolves are currently portrayed as people who have sex all the timeAnd to Twilght fan girls: there are no vampires!p.s.: sorry for the poor grammar

Perfect !

I am a huuuge fan of The Inheritance Cycle (the series of Eragon, for all you noobs out there), and before I randomly picked up Wereworld from a local Barnes and Noble, I was absolutely certain that no series could compare with The Inheritance Cycle and The Lord of the Rings. After reading Wereworld, I decided that, without a doubt, it sits up there as one of the greatest book series' of our time. It would be too hard for me to admit such a thing as to say it is "superior" than Eragon, but if you enjoyed Eragon, definitely give this one a read. (Read the whole series too. It gets progressively better in my opinion.)

Great story but for some reason my copy was missing 65 pages… had to buy digital version to read them :P

I really liked this book. Lots of nice plot twists. Well rounded caracters and an enjoyable world. I really want to know what happends to Drew next.