John Craig
Wolves Of God
1 min read
Eighteen-year old Ian Murphy, in despair from the recent death of his mother, encounters an evangelist named Peter Stubbs. The direct descendant of Stumpf Peeter, a man executed as a werewolf in 16th-century Germany, Stubbs believes his kind are the hand of God's judgment and has drafted Ian as his chosen protégé. During the following months, Ian finds himself drawn into a world of madness and death. Ultimately, he rejects Stubbs and attempts to make a future for himself, but violence and tragedy follow all his efforts until he confronts Peter once and for all. Wolves Of God is a story about making your own destiny and finding your place in the world. The novel begins in a small Ohio town, but ranges to the foothills of the Ozarks, a frigid Minnesota forest, an Indiana tourist community, and back to the rural environment where it began for the final, bloody confrontation.
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“Ian put his arms around her and held her close. He buried his face in her hair and breathed deeply of her scent. He was encouraged by her presence, but he was also troubled. She told him he wasn’t a killer, that he wasn’t a monster, and he wanted to believe her, but he’d also been told he was in danger of becoming exactly that. If he succeeded tonight, who would be right?”
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