Wolfpack

WOLFPACKEric S. BrownFrom the imaginative mind of multi-genre author Eric S. Brown comes the ultimate lycanthropy collection, Wolfpack. They are known as the "Family", and they kill folks for a living. They are the very best at dealing death, and defeating it. Their legendary saga spans from The American Old West to the very near future. Battling both hell-birthed demons and aliens from other planets, sentient werewolves were never more dynamic or terrifying. Famous for his Zombie novels, Bigfoot books, Kaiju Tales, and oh so much more, author Eric S. Brown now turns his prodigious talents to Werewolves, savage shapeshifters who live among us disguised as ordinary human beings but with powerful and terrifying powers. Come and read these three exciting novellas and two exciting short stories about the most amazing supernatural lupine beings, from their beginnings in the age of American gunslingers to the coming future when Earth is prey to heartless creatures from other planets. The world of Wolfpack is ready for you to read... if you dare.The full moon rises and shines, and thus is born Canis Lupus, Loup-Garoux, the werewolf. This book is full of supernatural battles that will curdle your blood with fear. Ablaze with visceral imagery, this volume offers up tales of desire and hunger, power and violence, with transformation and degeneration. These are tales of men, wolves, and the dark shadowy territory that binds the two. Prepare to be overwhelmed by stunning twists and turns, and horrifying monsters in the old west.

About the Author

Eric S. Brown is the author of numerous books including the Bigfoot War series, the Kaiju Apocalypse series, and the Homeworld series. Some of his stand alone works include War of the Worlds Plus Blood Guts and Zombies, Kraken, Megalodon, Megalodon Apocalypse, Sasquatch Lake, Crawlers, and World War of the Dead to name only a few. His short fiction has been published in anthologies from Baen Books, the Grantville Gazette, Walmart World Magazine, and hundreds of other places in the small press and beyond.

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