Bite Risk by S.J. Wills
Sel Archer lives in a normal town with normal residents, except for one night a month . . . When the full moon comes out, almost all of the adults turn into werewolves, and it’s up to the young people to protect themselves from danger.But, as this quiet life begins to unravel, and the Turned start to escape, can Sel and his friends uncover exactly who – or what – is watching their every move, before it’s too late?
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Holly, Ardingly
2nd October 2024 at 9:14 amThis book is the kind of book that you just can’t put down. The constant plot twists keep you on the edge of your seat. You never know who to trust and as peoples’ true intentions come to light just as things start going wrong means you never know what happens next. It is a story of people trying to escape from the cages they have been trapped in sometimes literally. It proves that you can’t always believe what you hear. My favourite thing about this book is the bravery of the characters, even when something happens to show how far people go to hide their secrets, they keep on fighting to find the truth so that people don’t have to be afraid anymore. This book kept you guessing and the ending was one of those endings when suddenly everything seems to make sense and it seems really obvious despite the fact that before that point nothing had seemed to make sense. Overall a brilliant book.
Jahara Ardingly
1st October 2024 at 4:24 pmI thought this book was amazing! I loved this book and thought the plot twist at the end was perfect and found it so nice when everything clicked into place. I also found it quite interesting how children began to accept locking their parents up as something normal. A very good book – I would definitely recommend it to someone who likes fantasy and Sci-Fi.
Oscar
25th September 2024 at 12:15 pmBite risk was a perfect mix of a bit of horror, mystery and comedy and it suited me perfectly and I loved the amount of suprises there were and how the story flowed throughout the whole book. One of my favourite parts of the book is when Sel was sneaking into the mayor’s house and when he got through the window he broke his arm and then he still went on into the mayor’s house and found him out of his cage. It was also the perfect mix of horror, mystery and comedy.