Werewolves

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Summary: Cheri Scotch Louisiana werewolves and more...
Review: There are twenty-two talented authors included in this outstanding collection of werewolf stories. But the real prize is finding a Cheri Scotch story related to her very hard to find werewolf triology. My favorite story, though, is "Dumpster Diving" about finding an abandoned puppy in the dumpster and in the morning being faced with the task of caring for a baby... These are not, for the most part, slash and gore werewolf horror stories. Instead, these are a fine collection of thought provoking stories that are a real treat to those of us who wonder "what if..."

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Summary: An excellent collection of thought stimulating essays.
Review: This is not the typical template writing. Nor is this writing paid for by the word. It is a book of reflection, of introspection, of social criticism. "Some Touch of Pity" by Gary A. Braunbeck is more a work of prayer than of fiction. Gary's essay alone is worth the small price of the book. Try it!

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Summary: A great werewolf collection
Review: This is not the typical template writing. Nor is this writing paid for by the word. It is a book of reflection, of introspection, of social criticism. "Some Touch of Pity" by Gary A. Braunbeck is more a work of prayer than of fiction. Gary's essay alone is worth the small price of the book. Try it!

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Summary: A great werewolf collection
Review: Werewolves is the ultimate collection of fiction stories, diversly portraying werewolves as more than the typical murderer. Highly recommended for those who enjoy werewolves in more ways than the horror aspect.