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[Jonetta]

What were some of the memorable moments of this story?

[Veronica]

The death of Sloane. I really disliked him at first, especially when he strong armed Stormy and Louis with the "frame" job but he turned out to be a decent man. I teared up when he died and the wolves howled and Louis said they were mourning their brother. :*(

I loved Cork's line to Milwaukee/Charon: "I've hunted all my life. One good shot is all you ever get."

The whole epilogue about Wendall Two Knives.

[Angela]

The death of Sloane was memorable for sure. I was relieved he didn't die alone.

I liked how we could see Louis taking on the role of storyteller and how wonderful he was at weaving his own story.

I also enjoyed the whole chase once Cork and co. left the cabin where Shiloh had been. I felt like it was a race against time to save her.

[Jonetta]

Veronica wrote: "The death of Sloane. I really disliked him at first, especially when he strong armed Stormy and Louis with the "frame" job but he turned out to be a decent man. I teared up when he died and the wol..."

Oh, those are great, Veronica. I liked that in the end, Sloane was able to die with dignity. He was misguided about Stormy and at least owned up to it.

When Cork delivered that line to Charon, I knew in that moment he was a dead man. There was no bravado...just certainty.

My heart was about to burst during that epilogue. I'm such a Louis fan:)

[Jonetta]

Angela wrote: "The death of Sloane was memorable for sure. I was relieved he didn't die alone.

I liked how we could see Louis taking on the role of storyteller and how wonderful he was at weaving his own story. ..."

Louis creating his own story was a huge moment for me, too. Such a well crafted character with so much meaning to the story on his young shoulders.

The chase scene told me a lot about Cork.

[Angela]

He won't stop until he gets his target. No matter what. He was pretty beaten up by the end.