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thewayneIt's the first of a trilogy, Trilogy of a Teenage Werevulture, by Emily Martha Sorensen and the first two books were part of a recent Story Bundle package.
It was a tremendously entertaining bit of fluff!
This world is largely identical to ours except pretty much everyone is a were-creature. With the exception of aquatic species and perhaps some others that haven't been revealed, on your 15th birthday you are ceremonially exposed to a Turning Stone and you are transformed into a werecreature, and every month after that, at the full moon, you and the rest of your adult family proverbially - or literally, in some cases - howl at the moon.
Lisette's 15th birthday falls just a few days before the full moon, and she can't wait for her ceremony - even though she hasn't gone through Flyer's Ed at school yet or gotten her flying permit. But when she touches the stone, hoping to join her family of werehawks, she - doesn't.
Let's just say the title of the book reveals her problem.
But that's not the big problem. Let's say she'd turned in to a falcon instead of a hawk. No big deal, there's probably several other falcon clans in the city or nearby, so on the full moon she'd hang with them instead of her family. But vultures? Zero vulture clans in the city. And county. And state. And region. The closest one is in New Yeti City, a drive of many hours away!
With no one to relate to, being the only werevulture within hundreds of miles, she seemed pretty lost until someone introduced her to the Rarity Clan, but all is not as it seems....
It was a tremendously entertaining bit of fluff!
This world is largely identical to ours except pretty much everyone is a were-creature. With the exception of aquatic species and perhaps some others that haven't been revealed, on your 15th birthday you are ceremonially exposed to a Turning Stone and you are transformed into a werecreature, and every month after that, at the full moon, you and the rest of your adult family proverbially - or literally, in some cases - howl at the moon.
Lisette's 15th birthday falls just a few days before the full moon, and she can't wait for her ceremony - even though she hasn't gone through Flyer's Ed at school yet or gotten her flying permit. But when she touches the stone, hoping to join her family of werehawks, she - doesn't.
Let's just say the title of the book reveals her problem.
But that's not the big problem. Let's say she'd turned in to a falcon instead of a hawk. No big deal, there's probably several other falcon clans in the city or nearby, so on the full moon she'd hang with them instead of her family. But vultures? Zero vulture clans in the city. And county. And state. And region. The closest one is in New Yeti City, a drive of many hours away!
With no one to relate to, being the only werevulture within hundreds of miles, she seemed pretty lost until someone introduced her to the Rarity Clan, but all is not as it seems....
