Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Although the wolves here are less creepy than those in Pearce's Sisters Red (reviewed below), Barnes takes care to make it clear that these lupines are ruled by a pack mentality that values brute force, dominance, and survival by any means necessary. Her tricky relationship with the pack is part of the appeal: her affection towards certain pack members is entirely genuine, and yet she must constantly remind herself of the potential violence they represent. Stubborn to a fault and not one to back down from a challenge, Bryn certainly makes her fair share of missteps, rendering her charmingly sympathetic if slightly irritating. Joining forces with the Rabid's latest victim, a teenaged Were with whom she feels an immediate, almost primal, bond, Bryn sets off to exact vengeance, not just for her loss but for the loss of innocence experienced by each of the turned children. Such fortitude comes in handy when she discovers that her trusted guardian, Callum, has been hiding a devastating secret from her: the Were that killed her parents is alive, he's building a small army by attacking and turning children, and his actions have essentially been condoned by the Senate, the ruling council of Alpha males. Adopted by an Alpha werewolf after her human parents were brutally attacked by a Rabid, Bryn has been raised as a human among wolvesa situation that has instilled in her a certain amount of toughness. Bryn was a very strong character and it was very interesting to read about her because she had her own mind and did not follow rules and did not like to submit, which is hard to do since she lives alongside dominant wolves.'Pack life is all that fifteen-year-old Bryn has ever known. The plot line was unique and kept me reading. The book was very intriguing from the very start to the end. The same wolf that she watched kill her parents.

Bryn is looking for answers, she needs them, she needs to know where the big bad wolf that's been haunting her dreams is. She finds this boy Chase who had gotten bitten and was shifting for the very first time, which should have been impossible.

She was raised by wolves but she did not live with their rules.

But little did they know, little Bryn was very special. He brought her home with him and marked her as his, even if she was human. She was supposed to be next, but that never happened because Callum, a strong fierce alpha, had saved her.

It's about a girl called Bryn and at a very young age of four she watched her parents being murdered and slaughtered in front of her.

Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes