| Author: | Zoe E. Whitten | ISBN: | 1230000138968 |
| Publisher: | Aphotic Thought Press | Publication: | May 31, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Zoe E. Whitten |
| ISBN: | 1230000138968 |
| Publisher: | Aphotic Thought Press |
| Publication: | May 31, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
After escaping a life of sexual slavery, lycanthrope Peter Holmes has fought weredogs, a golem, and vampires, and he's won his freedom from a term of indentured servitude to a harpy. Yet even with these victories behind him, he has yet to tame his inner demons and come to terms with his animal urges.
His return to Dallas, Pennsylvania also brings new problems with the weredogs and his adoptive family, and his muddled sexuality forces him to reconsider his relationship with Alice. Even as he struggles to behave, Peter’s wolf becomes infatuated with his enigmatic best friend Pi, who thinks that becoming a skinwalker is romantic. But biting Pi will mean war with the weredogs, and expulsion from his family.
Spiraling down into the depths of his addiction, Peter meets a strange werewolf who reeks of death. Chasing down this deadly wolf, Peter learns more dark secrets about the weredogs, and he sees in this revenant traces of what he may become if he can’t gain control of the monster inside him.
Faced with this unavoidable moral dilemma, Peter must decide where his loyalties lie. In this shocking conclusion to the Peter the Wolf series, there are no easy answers, and no victories gained without painful sacrifices. Will Peter accept that he is a monster and help destroy the weredogs? Or will he find the strength to be the hero that everyone expects him to be?
After escaping a life of sexual slavery, lycanthrope Peter Holmes has fought weredogs, a golem, and vampires, and he's won his freedom from a term of indentured servitude to a harpy. Yet even with these victories behind him, he has yet to tame his inner demons and come to terms with his animal urges.
His return to Dallas, Pennsylvania also brings new problems with the weredogs and his adoptive family, and his muddled sexuality forces him to reconsider his relationship with Alice. Even as he struggles to behave, Peter’s wolf becomes infatuated with his enigmatic best friend Pi, who thinks that becoming a skinwalker is romantic. But biting Pi will mean war with the weredogs, and expulsion from his family.
Spiraling down into the depths of his addiction, Peter meets a strange werewolf who reeks of death. Chasing down this deadly wolf, Peter learns more dark secrets about the weredogs, and he sees in this revenant traces of what he may become if he can’t gain control of the monster inside him.
Faced with this unavoidable moral dilemma, Peter must decide where his loyalties lie. In this shocking conclusion to the Peter the Wolf series, there are no easy answers, and no victories gained without painful sacrifices. Will Peter accept that he is a monster and help destroy the weredogs? Or will he find the strength to be the hero that everyone expects him to be?
