Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause

animalistic.
[at times too] sexy.
realistic.

This isn't just another werewolf book. I mean that is a large part of it, but it the way the idea was used was a more realistic portrayal of how life for a teen werewolf might truly be. Clearly a confusing time in any teens life, add to that the confusion of belonging to a pack and to society and trying to fit in and survive in both worlds simultaneously; no simple solution for that dilemma.

The thing that bothered me about this book was how sexually-minded the main character is. In a way it makes sense since she is a wild, beautiful she-werewolf, but it still felt inappropriate to me.

In the end, I was pleased with the outcome. It's a pretty quick read, so pick it up!

4 out of 5 stars