Did Feast the Pack Two

Did Feast the Pack is a collection of the histories of the Age of the Sword. In the first history a prince falls captive to a woman who runs with the wolves - and she falls captive to him. REVIEWS of the fantasy books of the author have said of one of his books books : ... elements of a sci-fi, historical war drama, psychological thriller, even romance. Another reviewer here described it as a "mythopoetic thriller supernatural fantastic romantic medieval science-fiction melange", which sounds much better than my description, I'll admit. In short, it has a bit of everything and should entertain most anyone. Given that I no longer read much genre it took a few minutes for me to settle into a reading enjoyment as I didn't know where, exactly, we were in time or space until I remembered that didn't matter at all; what mattered was the story, which was engrossing. There are a few fine turns in the story and many places where it does indeed reach the merit of ancient poetical mythos; the detailed descriptions of this multiverse tale are confident, bold, and often quite lovely. I'm quite glad to be able to recommended this work to others. It inspired me to research...causing me to be glued to the screen for nearly a day; it's a sign of good writing when you want more. Brooke has done his homework and it shows. Yara Delinquent, Nov. 13, 2012. * * * *