Author(s): Glen Duncan

Science Fiction / Fantasy

Jake Marlowe, the last werewolf, is alone now. Sick to his bones of the unending toil of existence and bored beyond endurance by the monthly cycle of carnage and self-disgust. On the run torn between refusal to cede victory to the Hunters and simple yearning for it all to be over he is also on the verge of surrender. Then he catches the trace of an impossible, an inconceivable scent. Not just the scent of another Wolf: the scent of a female. Suddenly, the world contains the possibility of love. Which means that now, for Marlowe, the chore of existence is both infinitely sweet and unimaginably dangerous. Glen Duncan is a highly regarded literary novelist and readers will find that The Last Werewolf erudite, playful, ironic, intelligently frightening and frighteningly intelligent is to the bulk of werewolf literature as Moby Dick is to Anglers' Weekly.