Hmmm... most of these I have never heard of before.  Have you read all of these books? 
Have you read: Blood and Chocolate?  What is it about?

"Have you read all of these books? 
Have you read: Blood and Chocolate?  What is it about?"


Read every single one. Blood and Chocolate is a more of a young adult read with a female werewolf protangist coming to grips with her place in the world. Their making a movie of it. It was a good read. My favorite of my favorites are Wolf's Hour, Werewolve's Revenge and Woflsong. Three exceptionally werewolf books. The rest are good and enjoyable but those three are excellent. At least in my point of view.

Last edited by Wolfen (2006-05-30 10:57:03)

don't forget Angela KNight, Sherrilyn Kenyen, Charlaine Harris, Rhonda Thompson....oh my oh my...I could go on and on and on and on and on and on and on.....

I think my most favorite werewolf book of all time is "The Werewolf of Paris" by Guy Endore.  It is a classic about a werewolf named Bertrand Caillet during one of the French revolutions in the 19th Century.  I got really depressed after reading it, though.

Alexander Dumas also wrote a werewolf book named the "Wolf-Leader", but I have never been able to get my hands on a copy.  I just searched now, and there isn't a copy available that's less than $200!!  I don't think I want to read it that much!

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/d/ale … leader.htm

I think Stephen King's "Cycle of the Werewolf" is pretty good.  I like it especially for the paintings inside.

Say, has there ever been a Werewolf Cafe Book Club? 


Grigio

Last edited by Grigio (2006-05-31 23:44:10)

Mary Janice Davidson also pens about werewolves....reading Dead and Loving It now....muhahahaha...4 in threee days?? think I can??

JamieD wrote:

Mary Janice Davidson also pens about werewolves....reading Dead and Loving It now....muhahahaha...4 in threee days?? think I can??

Yeah, I bet you'll have it read in 3 days, you read fast.

Steve Wedel wrote:

Gary Brandner's three Howling books are worth hunting down.

*agree* I loved 1 and 3, don't think I got to the 2nd. Anyone remember what the story line was for that?

WolfMontana wrote:

Steve Wedel wrote:

Gary Brandner's three Howling books are worth hunting down.

*agree* I loved 1 and 3, don't think I got to the 2nd. Anyone remember what the story line was for that?

The second book dealt with the leader of the pack's son not wanting to kill humnas. The final scene is him standing upto his dad in cool werewolf throw down. I lost the book so this only from memory. It was worth the read. Are the Howling 1-3 reasonably priced? I would love to pick them up.

Huh. I thought that was the third book, d'oh. I've read that one. What's the plot line for the third?

Wolfen ... SHARA has been out of print for about a year now. Scrybe Press is way overdue on publishing a revised version. The book is contracted to Scrybe through July. If they don't publish it, then I'll have to shop it around again. I'm glad you liked the preview chapter, though. Oh, and no, I don't have any to sell. In fact, I only have one copy of the first edition, period, and I'm not parting with it.

Also, I got all three Brandner books in a lot of about 10 books on eBay a while back for a very reasonable price.

JamieD wrote:

actually BB I finished that book in 5 hours....I was talking about reading 4 books in three days!! LOL!!!

WOW!!!

Steve Wedel wrote:

Wolfen ... SHARA has been out of print for about a year now. Scrybe Press is way overdue on publishing a revised version. The book is contracted to Scrybe through July. If they don't publish it, then I'll have to shop it around again. I'm glad you liked the preview chapter, though. Oh, and no, I don't have any to sell. In fact, I only have one copy of the first edition, period, and I'm not parting with it.

Also, I got all three Brandner books in a lot of about 10 books on eBay a while back for a very reasonable price.

Steve, please keep us posted on here on "Shara" (as I've been waiting to get that one too).