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135 pages, ebook
First published July 12, 2013
"I think, statistically speaking, most people know a werewolf or two? Seems to have about the same genetic frequency as red hair. Of course, you might not realize it since you can't see the werewolf on people, and there's no percentage in sharing it around, because that might get them shot. Whereas nobody shoots redheads...although they are kind of weird about them in the UK. Possibly because the English have the whole Irish racism thing going on? Not sure. Anyway, not applicable in California. Go redheads."Favorite quote (maybe a bit of a spoiler?):
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"Bottom line: he's never surprised by loss, and he's always suspicious of his own happiness. He's fucking broken inside, and always has been. And this world he's in, where he's got everything and nothing at the same time? Where none of it really belongs to him and he'll always feel like a thief? He thinks he might actually manage to be content here. Like he's paid his dues, somehow."
