Nashoga: Book 1 of the Redstone Series by Rebecca Weinstein    Books by Rebecca Weinstein · Dexter By A Nose - Ebook · Seraphim · Dexter By A Nose                 >> View all
Category:	Young Adult/Teen	Publisher:	Summertime Publishing on Smashwords	ISBN-10:	145242702X	Type:
Pages:	165	Copyright:	Feb 12, 2011	ISBN-13:	9781452427027	Fiction

Nashoga, the alpha of the Redstone Pack, has been run off. While in exile, Nashoga meets Buck, an elk with an attitude, and the two are thrust into a dire situation. Will the two be at each other's throats or will they learn to work together to defeat this new threat? Will Nashoga reunite with his pack and his love? Only time will tell in this story of power struggles, love and friendship. Buy your copy! Smashwords Nashoga, the alpha of the Redstone Pack, has been run off. While in exile, Nashoga meets Buck, an elk with an attitude, and the two are thrust into a dire situation. Will the two be at each other's throats or will they learn to work together to defeat this new threat? Will Nashoga reunite with his pack and his love? Only time will tell in this story of power struggles, love and friendship.

Hayley D.
Review by: Hayley D on Feb. 20, 2011 :
That was a really good book! I'm so glad I read it. The imagery was amazing! And the narration, well let's just say that it was practically perfect. You captured his emotions very well, I felt the same loyalty and pain.

I don't know what else to say. I just wish that this book was in hard copy. :) Great writing, great story, I loved the relationship between Buck and Nash! Loooooved it!


Angelica Perez
Review by: Angelica Perez on Feb. 14, 2011 :
Like Paul said, the author managed to capture the emotions of her animal characters better than other authors do with humans! Her descriptions are wonderfully unique.

The imagery is one to die for, It made me feel I WAS in the forest Nashoga lived in. Everything was perfectly enraptured and shown to me in the book. I definitely recommend this book. It is a simple and short read, but it doesn't falls into plain and trite it stays as a work of art in all the sense of the words.


Paul Swearingen
Review by: Paul Swearingen on Feb. 12, 2011 :
"Nashoga" is a fine tale by a talented writer who manages to capture emotions with her furred characters in a more believable manner than many writers do with humans. It's more than just a talking animals story - "Nashoga" is both a story of survival and love, and it answers a universal question: Can food be friends? I recommend this one especially for the middle-school-age reader.