His father, the drunk, leaves him as a 12 year old and tells him “he’s a man now” and Ox does his best to do right by his mother. Ox lives in a small town with his mother. Please give me more.” Highly, highly recommended. I was invested in every single moment, and when it ended all I thought was, “I want more. It’s one of the best stories I’ve read in the genre. This is hands down one of the best stories I’ve read this year. It's so different from anything else of his I've read, and yet there are so many elements of things I love from his other stories interwoven here. Everything I had hoped for and everything I could have possibly wanted.
From the character voices, to his pacing, to the emotion infused so perfectly in all the right places. Hands down, newcomer voice actor Graves nails everything in Wolfsong. But, honestly, I think the truly exceptional narration by Kirt Graves is the reason. Maybe it's because Wolfsong is one of my favorite books ever. I can name on one hand and still have fingers left over the number of audiobooks that have felt almost life changing. Don't hesitate, just one-click and thank me later. If you like werewolves with a MM undercurrent, buy this audiobook. Kirt Graves did an amazing job narrating this book! He was a pleasure to listen to, and really brought the story to life. It's a story of losing a part of yourself, and then finding your confidence, ability to love, and being strong with the help of your friends and family (or pack as the case may be). And, though I never got to the full-on wookie cry face, there were many tears. I laughed so hard early on that I thought my heart might come away whole. This book IS about werewolves, but it's so very much more. As always, TJ Klune never fails to touch every emotion inside of me. Until I can get the review I want posted, I'll tell you this. I had a lovely review written for this book, but it cut it off about in the middle. Here we go again with Audible screwing with reviews.
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