J. Fields Jr.

Not the same old visit to Grandma's house!

I spent half of my lunch hour today, reading this story.

As you may have guessed, this is a spin on the werewolf tale. It's a slightly different spin as the werewolf is never actually 'seen'.

You hear what the wolf is doing, you see the aftermath of what the wolf has done, you may glimpse his back, but you never actually 'see' him. Plus this treacherous, big, bad wolf has a few skills not normally attributed to the werewolf of old.

I can't say too much more without ruining the tale, but I found it to be a lot of fun and well worth .99. I would add that perhaps you should eat lunch first; then read this tale!!!
Enoy!… (més)

I read a lot of mystery novels and thought that was what I was getting into and that it would be a bit of a different spin on "the butler did it" but there was not mystery. I was thinking 70% in that no one had been murdered yet and while there were plenty of potential victims, no one does get murdered and there is no mystery to solve. The technology is a bit dated but that happens pretty quickly now a days.

A lot of the f word, more than I would have thought for the characters involved. Maybe the word is used more often in casinos in general, another good reason for me to stay out of them.

I finished this book but I won't be seeking out any more in the series.… (més)