In the Mail: Where Wolves Run by Jason Parent
I entered a contest during a Facebook Party and won a prize! I love the 1-click convenience of ebooks (probably far too much) but there is nothing like holding a genuine book in your hands, am I right?
Where Wolves Run by Jason Parent, Horror Fiction
THE BEASTS WILL FEED.
The dense Bavarian forest outside the town of Rattenberg has long been rumored to harbor something sinister, something wild -- mythical beasts that vanish into the shadowy woods after each attack, leaving carnage as the only evidence of their existence. Many villagers turn a blind eye to what is happening, but those who believe tremble at the mere whisper of the word: werewolf.
There are those who stand and fight, however. Konrad is one such boy. Too poor to live in the village, he and his mother fend for themselves in their forest hovel alone for months at a time, his father preoccupied with mysterious business abroad.
After a vicious assault on their homestead, Konrad finds himself buried beneath his mother's mutilated body, escaping death only due to his father's chance return. Alive, but taking no comfort in the presence of the man who had left him and his mother to face death on their own, Konrad soon discovers that his father's work has followed him home...
...and it's hungry.
The dense Bavarian forest outside the town of Rattenberg has long been rumored to harbor something sinister, something wild -- mythical beasts that vanish into the shadowy woods after each attack, leaving carnage as the only evidence of their existence. Many villagers turn a blind eye to what is happening, but those who believe tremble at the mere whisper of the word: werewolf.
There are those who stand and fight, however. Konrad is one such boy. Too poor to live in the village, he and his mother fend for themselves in their forest hovel alone for months at a time, his father preoccupied with mysterious business abroad.
After a vicious assault on their homestead, Konrad finds himself buried beneath his mother's mutilated body, escaping death only due to his father's chance return. Alive, but taking no comfort in the presence of the man who had left him and his mother to face death on their own, Konrad soon discovers that his father's work has followed him home...
...and it's hungry.
Behold the beauty!
And bookmarks too!
And lookie, it's signed! To me! I cannot wait to get started. Thank you Jason Parent for the perfect surprise.
Demon Kitty was thrilled too. He's just too cool to show it.
So, what do you all prefer? Paper or ebook?
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OH I love a good werewolf horror story so I hope it's a good one! Love the cover! I love print books but I like the convenience of my ereader...lol. :) Prints sure look pretty on my shelves though. :)
ReplyDeleteI love reorganizing and touching my books. I do miss that when many of them are on the Ipod. Sometimes I find myself buying print copies of books I've already read in ebook form just so I can hold it in my hand.
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