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Roberto Campolucci robertobordi1571 — This is the book I recommend to everyone I meet. Some people really don't like it, and then I slowly work them out of my network of friends and hope that they don't know that it's because they don't share my taste in books. Others love this book as much as I did. Then we are friends for life.

Greg Stewart _nno_esigns — I did enjoy Sisters Red a lot. it's a book I've been meaning to read for a while. Being a Southerner, I enjoyed that it was set it the South and didn't contain the stereotypical Southerners: the rednecks, the white country kids trying to be "black", the uneducated farmers, the ignorant bible-belters, etc. Yes, it did contain characters that dropped out of school, but it didn't show ignorance that's typically associated with the South. At onset, we get a prologue with with Oma March being brutally murdered and an eleven-year-old Scarlett defending her little sister from the Fenris, setting up this world-within-a-world. The Fenris (werewolf) took Scarlett's eye and scarred her for life. Scarlett's scars go much deeper than physical- she's consumed with fighting and destroying the Fenris. Her little sister Rosie is grateful for her life and the protection of her body and appearance, but she leaves everything to hunt with her sister- to avenge her grandma and her sister's lost eye. While Rosie enjoys hunting, it doesn't consume her like it does Scarlett. The loss of Scarlett's eye is somewhat metaphoric for how she can only see one thing: revenge. Scarlett and Rosie's sisterhood becomes codependent in the 7 years after the Fenris attack, and the sisters, like the cover indicates, are connected, intertwined and dependent on each other- neither can see where they end and the other begins, emotionally. Scarlett can't really imagine a future asides from fighting Fenris, while unblemished Rosie begins to wonder if she's destined to fight her entire life, and the true conflict of the story begins. Then, Silas comes along. He's an old friend, the son of Pa Reynolds, the woodsman who wasn't able to get there in time to save Oma March and Scarlett, who has now started losing his mind due to Alzheimer's. They capture a Fenris, who tells them right as they are dying, that the packs are convening in Atlanta. The threesome sets out from Ellison, GA to go to the city to solve the mystery and to hunt. (view spoiler) It's obvious that Jackson Pearce has an amazing relationship with her sister, and it really showed in this novel. Overall, I loved this book.