Wolf Rider Book

After the phone rings and someone tell you that they killed someone how do you respond? Well, Andy Zadinski talks this guy through it. When Andy tries to tell the police, his dad, and his friends, no one believes him. Andy is the only one that is convinced that the caller is serious so he does some research on the girl he "killed", Nina Klemmer. Once he realizes that Nina is still alive, he tells her that she is in great danger. Nina thinks that Andy is joking and refuses to believe him. He tries to forget about it but he can't stop himself. When Andy finds out that Nina is not the only target for murder, he gets very scared.
Andy has to overcome an external conflict. He has to find out who the murderer is. He also has to convince Nina that she is in danger and he also has to help his loved ones because Nina is not the only one in danger. Andy gets caught up in a situation at the end of the book that could lead to death and that is the main conflict he has to deal with.
I like this book because it was told in first person and I got a clear idea of what Andy was thinking. Avi told this story with great suspense. The ending was a big surprise and I never would have guessed what happened. I also liked it because the ending was scary. It wasn't just a surprising ending but it was filled with action. The place were this book was weak were the descriptions. Avi vaguely described the characters and the setting. Even though the characters had unique personalities, I didn't know what they looked like and, therefore; I could not imagine the characters right in front of me. Other than that, the book was unbelievably good. This book was a real page turner. I recommend it to anyone who loves a mystery.
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