Review: Unleashed by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguie

Unleashed
by Nancy Holder and Debbie Viguie

Published by: Delacorte Press
Released on: November 22, 2024
Hardcover
385 Pages
Rating: 4/5








  I found it a bit hard to get into the beginning stages of Unleashed. I believe it was because of the drastic changes taking place with the main character so I wasn't able to learn as much about her as I would have liked. I did get to learn about her background, I just wanted to know more about her.
  Katelyn had a great life living with her mother until her sudden death, and was sadly ripped away from it all, only to realize that she had to move into a small town with a grandfather she knew nothing about and her whole life was about to change. This was not good. I did take pity on her. I just couldn't help but wonder why she never seemed to talk much about her mom to anyone. Being in Arkansas, and having odd and strange rules such as having to be home and in the house before night falls, I would think she would get lonely. I know she did. Wolf Springs had to be strange to her and I know it had to be hard, being from Cali, and trying to find something to do in a no-town ghost town.
  Katelyn did happen to find two great people to find amazing friendships with. Trick and Cordelia. They were both always there for her and looking out for her, teaching her all the ropes of the country ways. But Katelyn knew something wasn't right. The whole having to be in by dark thing wasn't right. She begged for answers and everyone played dumb. I knew something big was about to happen. I just didn't know it was going to create such a mess...


Purchased from Amazon.