Walton McCoy is a young man who has done everything right in life. He’s ready to take a chance on himself and see the country to find out where he belongs in this world.
Before he can leave, a night of passion and a simple scratch changes his world forever. Now he must control himself while running from hunters who know all too well what you do with a beast that’s gone mad.
From the author of "FACELESS," PJ Verfallasks the question "What do you do when the wolf inside you slips its leash?"
“We are above you all. We rule what we survey, and we survey everything.”
Gritty but smooth. Fast paced but easy to follow. Page turning but never wanting it to end. Original take on a classic monster. Violent and depraved but positively palatable to many. Question humanity but also the beasts. Just a few things I would say if someone asked me to describe this book. And phenomenal, this book was phenomenal.
Verfall is a new-to-me author when it comes to reading his work, and that’s really a shame because he is damn talented. This isn’t typically a subject/genre that I gravitate towards, which is ridiculous, because every time I read one, I'm reminded how much I enjoy them. Verfall told a hell of a story to remind me yet again how much I enjoy a solid “coming to werewolf” story with a lot of twists and uniqueness.
This one gets violent and graphic at times, but it reads really well, so while there are some content warnings, there are more people than not that I would totally recommend this book to! Especially if a story like this is your preference!