werewolves

Werewolf legends have been around since humans began telling stories. The mythos has evolved with time and cultural changes — and also with the imaginations of authors. I haven’t read as many werewolf novels as I have vampire ones. I do have a few books Read More

Patricia Briggs's Hunting Ground (Alpha & Omega #2) is an excellent example of a well-written, entertaining urban fantasy romance novel. Additionally, readers can pick up Hunting Ground and enjoy a satisfying, complete read without having to be familiar Read More

Tim Seeley’s next comic series, titled Wild Game and focusing on the exploits of werewolves, has yet to be released but has already been green-lit for cinematic adaptation. Read More

Having read quite a bit of books with a supernatural bent, this was a refreshing twist. In fact, I would say that "refreshing" is the perfect word to describe Soulless. It was absolutely enjoyable and the voice of the story is engaging and fun. Read More

Summer reviews Grant Gould's graphic novel Wolves of Odin, just in time for the launch of its accompanying web comic. Read More

Last year we talked with Grant Gould about his graphic novel The Wolves of Odin, in which vikings and werewolves square off for the mother of all Nordic battles. Now Grant has talked with us again, this time about the continuation of his story as an Read More

Lyn reviews Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, the prequel to the 2003 vampires vs. werewolves hit film. How well does the new movie fare, minus Kate Beckinsale? Read More

While Breaking Dawn may be a contentious subject among those in the Twilight fandom, I have to admit, I still enjoyed it. Read More

When is a teen angst love triangle not just any teen angst love triangle?  When it's between a human, a vampire, and a werewolf. Read More

When is a paper cut not a paper cut?  When it's in a room full of vampires.  Beware, there are spoilers in this review. Read More