Werewolves/Shape-Shifters discussion

If you have a great werewolf or shape-shifter book, I would love to hear of it. Post it here. Post the title, author, and two or three sentences of what it is about.

Maybe you'll like Paranormalcy by Kirsten White? Check it out.

does it have anything to do with werewolves and or shapeshifters?

No werewolves but this place where they do... well just go and check it out, mostly fairy and shapshifter but not in a fierce way?

ok. sounds cool.

Welcome.

:D

the game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has damn cool werewolves :D

alright.

i just prefer movies or games with vampires/werewolves, usually when I see a book thats about vampires/werewolves I dont even check it out, dunno why... probably deterred by all the twilight and twilight wannabes... but i wont judge since I havent read pretty much any off that sort yet :)

u shoudl try the red pyramid, razz. its AWESOME!

could you pls compare it to any vampire/werewolf movie out there? I have watched some so if you try to compare it to one of those I may get a good picture if I wanna read it or not :)

o its not a werewolf bok. its an egyptian magivian and mythology book. but its one of my fave of all time

I have read several werewolf series they r my fav., but I'm wanting some more to start! What are yall's favorites? Need suggestions please :-)

We've heard that Paranormalacy is good. What are the books youve read?

lol Well I have read alot of the popular stuff. Paranormalacy series, shiver series, the dark devine by Bree Despain (love) I just got finished with Unleashed, the Grey wolf series by Quinn Loftis and Descendant by Eva Truesdale another good one lol.

sounds good. thanks for the suggestions stacey

No problem thats just werewolf, let me know if you need any other types lol. I have read vampire, fairy, fallen angel, ghost witch you name it lol.

fairy. do u have any good fairy or angel book that are either YA or juvinille? tell me the genere plz

Fairy wise, I personally like the Bitter Frost series by Kailin Gow, The Iron King Series by Julie Kagawa and Need series by: Carrie Jones. Those are the fairy books off the top of my head. Fallen Angels of course Fallen series by Lauren Kate, Hush Hush by Becca FitzPatrick.

wow. cool! thanks. back to werewolves

thanks Lucinda

it was okay, but I think many would love it.

I just released Primitive Instincts. It is a YA werewolf romance. You can find it here http://www.amazon.com/Primitive-Insti...

Hey, everyone.

Couple of great werewolf books are Glen Duncan's The Last Werewolf and Talullah Rising.

I'm working in the genre myself. Back in August, I published Ruth de Lune, which is available through Amazon for only $0.99. I'm currently at work on the sequel, which should be released around the New Year. Simply put, it's the story of a sixteen-year-old girl who becomes a monster.

http://www.amazon.com/Ruth-de-Lune-eb...

It's also available through iBooks.

Enjoy! I'll be checking out everyone's recommendations in the thread.

Agree with the Duncan books, read TLW, and have TR to read.
I'd also recommend

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For something a little different


Wolfbreed and Wolfsangel are historically set, with Swann's books (Wolfbreed and Wol's Cross) set in medieval central to western Europe, and Lachlan's Craw trilogy of Wolfsangel, Fenrir and Lord of Slaughter being set initially in Viking era Scandinavia, and has to do with the Norse Wolfmen touching on the Nordic pagan religion.
Millar's Lonely Werewolf Girl and Curse of the Werewolf Girl, is lighter reading, about a teenage runaway heiress of a Scottish werewolf clan Kalyx McRinnalch and her run ins with bizarrely eclectic family.

Barlow's Sharp Teeth is a verse poem about wild dogs/weredogs in Urban, beachside America.