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Carlos Fernando _arlos_ernando_costa — Can I skip this whole review and just say "Wow. This book blew my mind. If you do not run to the nearest bookstore right this second and buy it you are absolutely insane"? Yes, I could, but I won't do that because that doesn't even come close to giving this book justice. Nightshade is told from the point of view of Calla, the alpha female of the younger generation of her pack. Calla has always accepted her future; a bonding to Ren, the alpha male, and co-leader her pack of Guardians under the jurisdiction of her Master. But right when Calla's and Ren's packs begin to merge together in preparation for the bonding ceremony, Calla begins to question all that she's been raised to believe. There's a new human in town, Shay, and the fact that he is human is only part of the problem. He seems to know more about Calla's life than she intended which puts many lives in danger. This book had so many factors that kept me engaged: beautiful characters, action, crazy plot points, mystery, romance, friendship and much more. One of my favorite aspects, however, was the interesting pack dynamics. As Andrea Cremer pointed out at her Breathless Reads signing, this is a wolf book, not a werewolf book. They are shape-shifting wolves. I found that it was extremely interesting to see how one's place in the pack influenced not only their behavior as a wolf, but their behavior while human. It was very different than anything I've ever read before. And oh my goodness! Cliffhanger! There is not much I wouldn't do if someone told they could get me a copy of the sequel, Wolfsbane, right now (after I recover from my inevitable fainting). Also, there was not a single character I didn't like. Sure, there were a few characters that I didn't quite appreciate, but it wasn't because they were boring or ill crafted. Quite the contrary actually. It was because they were so beautifully crafted that an extra level of depth surrounded them (which either made angry or disgusted with them). And if the fact that this book has made it onto my "all-time favorite books" shelf isn't enough to persuade you to read it, maybe the fact that the book itself is so darn beautiful will persuade you. The cover is beautiful (as anyone with eyes can see) and the inside is just as stunning. The pages have that uneven, crinkled (don't know how to explain it) effect to it which is very pretty. And each chapter page starts with a picture of the moon, which goes through its whole cycle, chapter by chapter. It is simply breathtaking. As you can see, I've used about every complement I know (exaggeration, I know, but the fact is that I could have if I had the patience). This book is just so freakin' good! You don't need to be a "werewolf fan" to enjoy this book. You just need to be literate with a heart and you'll no doubt fall in love. So do yourself a favor and experience it for yourself (and then we can fan-girl/boy together!). One last thing before I go, TEAM REN!