Wolf by Wolf is an action packed and clever story surrounding one of my favorite what ifs - What if Hitler had won WWII? The Axis powers and Imperial Japan rule, and every year an annual motorcycle race across the continents takes place to commemorate their victory. The winner is granted an audience with Hitler, who has become increasingly reclusive. 
 Yael is our main character - she is fiercely intelligent and strong. Her time as a prisoner in a death camp has given her the drive to complete the Nazi resistance's ultimate mission - win the Axis tour and kill Hitler. After suffering through human experimentation, Yael uses her ability to skinshift to impersonate the only female participant in the Axis tour. Yael's main concern is winning the race, but she doesn't realize that she'll be juggling complex relationships of the individual that she's skin shifted into. The author doesn't half-ass this, but crafts strong supporting characters that, at their cores, show that these individuals are so much more than their outward appearance of brainlessly following the Nazi party. 
 Complex, deliciously thought provoking, and full of gorgeous writing - I will definitely be picking up the sequel to Wolf by Wolf. The characters, both main and supporting were developed and interesting, and the underlying exploration of one's identity is what really kept me hooked throughout this entire book.