Family secrets are revealed and relationships grow, as well as break again. Having not seen his family for 6 years, Edward is needing to rebuild relationships as well as deal with the impossible question of what his father would have wanted. However, this is also a story of a broken family coming back together following a tragic accident. Cara and Edward have different opinions, leading to conflict. The story focuses on the battle between Edward and Cara, as they both try to make the decision about whether Luke Warren’s life support should be turned off. Despite living with her father and also being injured in the same car accident, Cara is powerless. As the only over-18 child, Edward is suddenly thrown into the position of having to make medical decisions for his father, who he hasn’t spoken to in 6 years. So it’s just Cara and Luke, with their wolves.Īfter the car accident, Edward comes back from Thailand. But Edward left home when he was 18 to live in Thailand, and soon after that Luke and Georgie (his wife) got divorced. He also has two children, Cara and Edward. He’d lived with a wild wolf pack, and had captive wolves near his home. Luke Warren, before his car accident, was obsessed with wolves. My book review of Lone Wolf by Jodi Picoult won’t give spoilers – I loved this book, so I’d love all readers to read it without knowing how it ends. Lone Wolf by Jodi Picoult follows the story of Luke Warren’s family, after he is injured in a car crash and ends up in hospital in a coma. Please note that all sales are processed by the linked website, not Rays of Adventure, so you’ll be subject to their privacy policy.

Here’s my book review of Lone Wolf by Jodi Picoult Disclaimer: Some of the links below are affiliate links, which means if you click on the link and make a purchase, I’ll get a small commission at no extra cost to you. It’s sad in parts, but also hugely life-affirming and inspirational.

Pin This heart-wrenching story quickly became one of my favourite books, keeping me gripped right until the very end.

Jodi picoult lone wolf review