Review: Counting Wolves

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Counting Wolves Counting Wolves by Michael F. Stewart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was so hard to put down! I read it in two sittings only because I HAD to sleep. This story is so magical and so is this author's writing style. The story just flows so beautifully.

Yes, fairy tales are a huge part of Molly's story and so is her mental illness. I don't want to spoil anything for you in this book but it is intriguing, eye opening and life changing. It will stick with you. I highly recommend this novel, you won't be disappointed! I absolutely loved this book!

Copy given by publisher and NetGalley for a fair & honest review.

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