try "The Hyde Effect" by Steve Vance

I would recommend to read  The Crimson Moon Series Horror Books by L. A. Banks  in this series Sasha Trudeau is a highly trained government sponsored black ops agent who, like others of her unit, survived a werewolf attack. She works for the government keeping the paranormal world hidden from ordinary people.
Following are four series of this book
1 Bad Blood
2 Bite the Bullet
3 Undead on Arrival
4 Cursed to Death

I only made it thru the first half of first Crimson Moon novel before I gave up on it. Seemed like a boring paranormal romance right out of the gate to me.

I'll second these...

"Ravenous" and "Bestial" by Ray Garton
"Wolf's Trap," "Wolf's Gambit," and "Wolf's Bluff" by W.D. Gagliani
"Shapeshifter" by J. F. Gonzalez

Then I'll go look up the others PenningtonBeast mentioned myself.

You could check out the novel "The Howling" by Gary Bradner. This was written in the 1970's and it's quite a good, scary horror story in the traditonal sense. Following the novel came the successful Howling movies and they are based loosely on the book.

There are a lot of other werewolf novels for you to look for. Werewolf novels from the Shapeshifter Emporium

Last edited by Ragna Moonlight (2010-10-05 12:02:17)

I have to second Warchildsilver's recommendation.  "The Mammoth Book of Wolfmen" has an excellent selection of tales such as ones ranging from the classic werewolf tale, to more modern twists, and others that would fall under the exact nature of what you are looking for.  When I have a moment I'll flip through it and see if I can't find a specific tale that would fit.