![]() ![]() She is one of the few wolves with the Sight. Morgra, the villain of the story, is a loner with a dark past. ![]() Larka grows and she begins to show signs of having the Sight, a mysterious and rare gift possessed by only a few wolves. As a well developed character should, she has some trouble dealing with the hardships she encounters. Larka, Huttser and Palla's female pup, is the main character of the story. ![]() The way that these obstacles are presented does not frustrate the reader: it excites him or her. From the opening scene where the alpha wolves Huttser and Palla are searching for a place to den to the poignant and dramatic conclusion, the wolf pack encounters problem after problem. This is clearly not a problem for David Clement-Davies, the author of The Sight. As a writer, I find the greatest challenge in writing stories is developing a plot that is unpredictable, unique, and fraught with problems for the characters in order to leave the readers wondering what happens next. When I sat down to read The Sight, I was expecting a predictable good-against-evil, weak-against-strong, love-against-hate type story. ![]()
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