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Wolf Moon by Charles De Lint
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Wolf Moon

by Charles De Lint

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Though a little too sci-fi for my taste, this was a thrilling read. The writing style is fast paced, and the characters are well developed for the most part. The plot, however, was amazing. Action, mystery, a touch of love and friendship... this was an incredible storyline. ( )
  Saieeda | Jun 12, 2009 |
Way too predictable and therefore tedious in spite of all the excitement and incident. "Can a lonely werewolf find happiness at the inn?" Duh, of course. Of course the lonely overworked female inkeeper will fall for the lonely fugitive werewolf. Having the villain be a harper is a bit of a novel touch and gained the book an extra half-star in my estimation. If we hadn't known on the first page that the harper was an evil magician it might have even created a bit of suspense. ( )
  muumi | Sep 25, 2008 |
Re-issue of the 1988 edition also in paperback.
  aprilag | Jan 3, 2007 |
I read this years ago and really enjoyed it and it did survive re-reading.

Kern Kendrigen is running from people who would destroy him because of assumptions about his shapeshifting nature. He finds a refuge in an inn until a harper with evil and destruction in his mind comes along and starts destroying his life. I like the story for it's look at how he lives with being a werewolf and the hard choices he has to live with. ( )
  wyvernfriend | Sep 22, 2006 |
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Since all is well, keep it so:
wake not a sleeping wolf.
-William Shakespeare
Henry IV, Part I.2
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For my sisters Kame and Karin
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The music stopped.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0142400777, Mass Market Paperback)

His name when he was human was Kern. Now he is the most feared of beings: a werewolf. When the change first came upon him, his parents drove him away with silver daggers. Later, he sought human companionship, but he could not hide the truth for long. And so he kept running until he ran headlong into the deadliest pursuer of all—a harper bent on stealing his life away. By chance Kern was able to find refuge at the Inn of the Yellow Tinker, and the woman he was destined to love. But can he risk both human and harper vengeance to keep her?

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:02 -0400)

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