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Pffft
To counteract that horrific looking book I'll counter with two good werewolf reads:
Martin Millar's Lonely Werewolf Girl (apparently it's a series! Didn't know that, only read the first a few years back.)
and Glen Duncan's The Last Werewolf (again, damnit it's a series and I hadn't realised! Quickly Kindle, To Amazon!)
Anyway, good reads.It is the greatest of all mistakes to do nothing because you can only do a little - Do what you can.
Sydney Smith. -
Well there goes that concept!Originally posted by kuscotopiaElandra: A former Red Blade, now roams the wilderness with the Lone wolf as her guide
Alexandra: Ever faithful (just shy of a Zealot)
Yodglum: May Kossuth's flame light your way and burn those in it!
Ash: Dusty old miner of still looking for the "mother load" on Exigo's stag
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The only werebook I read was Jeffrey Sackett's Mark of the Werewolf. It was B-grade stuff but it was a guilty pleasure for me.
But please, keep one thing in mind for me. What have you become when even nightmares fear you?
- NessaJulia Arvison (retired) - The Comrade's Song (Gabriel)Comment
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I seriously need to start writing. Because people are actually paying good money for tripe like that. I'm by no means a fabulous writer, but I'm pretty sure my face could bang out something more compelling to read.River Swift
"Timing is the main difference between being a hero, and being an asshole" -River
"Nothing says "I matter" quite like having a price on your head" -Sandro
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