Full Wolf Moon

Written by K.L.Nappier

Eastern California, 1942: Alone, Tsuko Ataki strolls the boundaries of Tulenar Internment Camp. Too late, he sees the silver wolven creature waiting in the full moon's light. The creature leaps. His head trapped in the werewolf's jaws, Tsuko Ataki can't even cry out as he's dragged through the barbed wire?

Be prepared for a wild werewolf adventure with bizarre twists never read before. In the aftermath of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, Captain Maxwell Pierce commands Lakeside Assembly Center, where Japanese-Americans are processed for internment camp. Bitten during another tour of duty, Max believes the beast was by nothing more supernatural than a rabid timber wolf.

The head of Tulenar Internment Camp is political hard-baller Doris Tebbe. Like Max, she doesn't believe in werewolves. Only David Alma Curar, a Navajo healer who has tracked Max's bloody trail, believes in the evil that stalks the camp. But this werewolf hunter doesn't want to kill Max. He has his own reason for keeping him alive.

Commentary

Trying to define a novel by K.L. Nappier isn't easy. Some call her style "eclectic," others call it "cross over." Moving between genres may keep her novels out of the mainstream, but once you've discovered her, you'll understand why critics think she's one of today's freshest talents writing on the fringes of traditional publishing.

Editorial Reviews

From Margaret Marr, NightsAndWeekends.com: Nappier knows how to drive her readers to the edge of a cliff.

From Gabriel Llanas, DredTales.com: Nappier's excellent writing [and] characterization make her stand out in the world of independent horror fiction.