Wolfhunter River

After the intensity of Killman Creek, dove right into Wolfhunter River and once again, Rachel Caine delivered. This book continues Gwen's journey as she tries to reclaim a sense of normalcy, though trouble seems to follow her no matter where she goes. It's hard to talk about Wolfhunter River without revealing too much, but the shift in tone is noticeable it's less about Gwen running from her past and more about confronting the darkness that seems to exist in plain sight. The story explores a new mystery involving a small, secretive town and the people crying out for help within it. Gwen, of course, can't ignore those cries, especially when the dangers start to threaten her own family again. The way Caine blends small-town secrets, social media frenzy, and trauma recovery is chilling and real. The stakes feel just as high, even though the danger looks a little different than in the first two books. If you've followed Gwen this far, you won't want to miss this next chapter. Wolfhunter River is both a continuation and a new kind of horror not from the past, but from the present and the people who hide behind polite society.

I thought of this book, and I'm assuming the next two books will be the same, as a companion novel to the first two books. I’d suggest reading this series as a duology, but then continuing if you love the characters. There are some loose ends in the first two books that this one explores, but overall, those details could be been added to the end of the second book.

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