Werewolves discussion

Which werewolf book would be a good book for us to read as a group this Winter? Any thoughts? I'll run a poll in 5-7 days from now based on our nominations.

I'll run the poll once we have at least three nominations from at least three people.

How about Leader of the Pack: An Anthology

Silver Bullet by Mark Le Strange

Zain wrote: "How about Leader of the Pack: An Anthology

Silver Bullet by Mark Le Strange"

Silver Bullet by Mark L'estrange looks like an excellent choice.

Less sure about Leader of the Pack? I mean, it looks cute, 354 pages of non-stop cute, but shouldn't we start with the first one in that trilogy? We can work our way up to the challenge of finding out which hunk Sophie chooses that way.

These are two different titles. Leaders of the Pack, the one Zain is referring to, is fantastic. Includes some great authors, lots of variation, and a few gems: Leaders of the Pack. I'm not inclined to read the "Tales of an Urban Werewolf" series at all. There's always Twilight if we wanna get into that kinda stuff.

How about Bestial

Jeff wrote: "How about Bestial"

Bestial nomination accepted, thank you. One more nomination from one more group member and I have the minimum of three to run a poll.

Note: Bestial is the sequel to Ravenous.

Okay. And I'll add The Nightwalker as my nomination. I'll prepare the poll.

I read both Bestial and Ravenous just a few months ago. Bestial is nowhere as good as Ravenous.

Zain wrote: "I read both Bestial and Ravenous just a few months ago. Bestial is nowhere as good as Ravenous."

Surprising since they're written by the same author.

Good to hear, since I thought Bestial was awful.

I’ve just finished Silver Bullit, and I must say... I loved it! It wasn’t what I expected, but it was a bit different from the werewolf mythos.

A great book. 😎

Dan wrote: "Zain wrote: "I read both Bestial and Ravenous just a few months ago. Bestial is nowhere as good as Ravenous."

Surprising since they're written by the same author."

Believe me, Ravenous is a whole lot better.

Scott wrote: "Good to hear, since I thought Bestial was awful."

I agree, but I did enjoy reading Ravenous, so naturally I thought I would enjoy Bestial. Every book does not need a sequel.