Forever .... what?

Presentation of the book:
Forever is the first of paperbacks that has a shiny cover. Otherwise, as used to seeing black tendrils that carry leaves. Once again, the story from the perspective of the 4 protagonists of the band describes it.

Content:
Unlike its predecessors, there is no summary on the back of the book. Unlike its predecessors, the content is also extensive. Throughout history, all that has happened in the volumes from being settled.
Where is Grace and she and Sam see each other again? Is Sam really cured and will never be shifting again? Will there be a happy ending for the two?
Even Cole plays in this part again a significant role. And Isabel course. Between the two there is also very emotional.
In addition also comes another major threat to all the shifting and can no longer shifting.

Opinion on the content:
I was quite satisfied with "Forever". Although I was put through the action does not permanently live, but I liked it very well that the act contained more subplots. This time it was the interest that stopped me for more.
I liked very well, as the atmosphere at the beginning was. Grace is a few times human again, but Sam is never on site to see them again and it will return to the Wolf, before the two can meet again. I also liked the scene when they were finally able to close again in the arms. Nevertheless, it remains uncertain what will happen with Grace, whether the two have a common future, or if the forest soon Grace out will involve. I found the moments when she was back to the wolf, very appropriately and beautifully sad.
Cole was in this book to my favorite character and I liked the pages that he showed. Also, I found that his character was expressed very well by his impatience, the mess that only perceive the other and his relationship with Isabel. Also very nice I found, like Cole Grace and Sam has described.
A pity I found, however, that Isabel is not really part of the story more. Although its function as a rich daughter of a Ärtzin will occasionally be required, but for me it was not right with the two legs of the action.

I knew beforehand that many the end of the "Wolves of Mercy Falls" have described as sad. For me the end was a nice end. Sure, it would have brought more clarity with more pages and chapters, but I was nice that it stopped where it left off and you will be left with the belief that it certainly ends well. Nevertheless, I find it very unfortunate that the story is over.