Everything Howls

by Christopher Lopez

As an early winter whiteout blankets the small town of Keme, a series of grisly murders paints the fresh snowfall in ominous tones. There's a savage killer on the loose, but is it man or beast? With every new clue Sheriff Aaron Bishop uncovers, another reasonable explanation goes out the window, and with each new body discovered another suspect is eliminated. An old Algonquin Indian claims to know the truth and how to end the bloodshed. But his truth is the stuff of legend and his answer too barbarous for Aaron to even consider.

Genres: Horror

155 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2011

Reviews

[Horror DNA]

In order to tell a good story, those in the horror genre sometimes forget that character development is as important as the scary elements. Author Christopher Lopez fully understands that making readers care about the characters automatically amplifies the significance of whatever they have to go through in the eyes of the reader. In Everything Howls, Lopez's debut novel, superb character development is balanced out with a fresh spin on a legendary beast to create a very entertaining read.

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[Chris]

Well done monster romp, especially considering that it is a first novel.

[Debra Barstad]

This was an ok book. I seen some of Stephen King influence in this story. I would read more from this author.

[Anastasia]

Interesting take on the Wendigo myth.

[Belinda]

That was so so good!

[Angela Forsyth]

This is not the genre I usually pick up, but I found there was more to the book than just being scary. There's complexity to the characters as you learn about their pasts, the mistakes they've made before, and the truths they have to deal with because of those mistakes. It's a quick read and a page turner.

[Nev Murray]

Good old fashioned jumpy horror written in a way that makes you want to stay with story to the very end. My only complaint was that it is a novella and it could be a full novel. I wanted to keep reading! Good stuff.

[William Drown]

Fun, short Wendigo story. Easy read.