Horror Aficionados discussion

June is a nice warm month to spend time outside frolicking under a bright full moon. Ya know what critter likes bright full moons? That's right, WEREWOLVES!! And that is our theme for this month.

Please remember that any book that was a Group Read in the last 12 months does not qualify for this month's read.
Here is the link where you can find the books recently read: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

As always, authors may NOT nominate their own works.

Nominations with the most seconds, thirds, etc., will be more likely to make it onto the final poll.

Any book NOT fitting the theme will be be disqualified.

Just a reminder that we are no longer doing Group Listens but you may of course listen to any books selected for our Group Reads.

the Nightwalker by Thomas Tessier

Ravenous - Ray Garton

Animals by John Skipp and Craig Spector

Frostbite by David Wellington

I second Ravenous by Ray Garton

All right all right. Werewolf Cop by Andrew Klavan.

The Totem by David Morrell

Werewolf:

Bane County Series by J R Rice
https://smile.amazon.com/Bane-County-...

(Whole series is awesome!)


Wolf Hunt by Jeff Strand
https://smile.amazon.com/Wolf-Hunt-Je...

(Funny and gory.)

High Moor by Graeme Reynolds
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

(Excellent Trilogy!)

Moondeath by Rick Hautala
Moondeath


Or, Wolf's Hour by Robert McCammon. Werewolf vs. NAZIS!
The Wolf's Hour

This collection has a werewolf novella folks seem to like: Strange Seasons: Collected Short Fiction

If y'all choose it (or even if someone just want to read it) let me know and I'll drop the price to .99.

(Also: Personally, I always liked Cycle of the Werewolf, by Stephen King.)

Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones

Joshua wrote: "This collection has a werewolf novella folks seem to like: Strange Seasons: Collected Short Fiction

If y'all choose it (or even if someone just want to read it) let me know and I'l..."


I'm sorry, but we have a policy of not allowing authors to nominate their own works. It is stated in the first post.
If you would like, you can post this in our Author/Publisher/Etc. Promotion section.

Wolf Hunt all the way!

I third Frostbite by David Wellington.

I'll second The Wolf's Hour
and also second Mongrels

I second THE WOLFMAN by Nicholas Pekearo.


The author was tragically killed in the line of duty before his debut novel saw print, and frankly, I believe it's one of the best werewolf novels of the past 20 years.

I will also nominate THE HYDE EFFECT by Steve Vance


and CARNIVOROUS LUNAR ACTIVITIES by Max Booth III

Pete, you beat me to it....I'll definitely go twosies on and nominate
and


And can I say how excited I am by this theme AAARRRROOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Man, I didn’t even know there were so many books on werewolves!

Darker Than You Think , Jack Williamson

3rd Ravenous by Ray Garton

I will third Ravenous by Ray Garton

Ravenous by Ray Garton

The Nightwalker by Thomas Tessier

The Dark Cry of the Moon by Charles L. Grant

Wolf Hunt by Jeff Strand


I'm good with any of these.

Wolf Land

Frostbite seems like a good one.

Those across the river by Christopher Buehlman

Nickronomicon wrote: "I'll second The Wolf's Hour
and also second Mongrels"

+1 for Mongrels for me. i hear it's really good.

Melanie wrote: "Pete, you beat me to it....I'll definitely go twosies on and nominate
and


And c..."

+1 for blood and rain.

Marie Helene wrote: " Those across the river by Christopher Buehlman"

+1. this is currently my favorite audio book.

Undertaker's Moon i recently read it and it was very good.

Ooh, I'd go for the Buehlman book, too! Didn't know it was even a werewolf book...

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So excited I love werewolves! I’m loving these picks.

Ok I hit the button too soon before I checked the Titles were done properly my bad! I’m with these 3

Blood and Rain by Glenn Rolfe

The Wolf’s Hour by Robert R. McCammon

Wolf Land by Jonathon Jantz

These look like interesting nominations! Will be great to see how this turns out. I don't really have any additional nominations as most of the books I have read have been nominated.

Marie Helene wrote: " Those across the river by Christopher Buehlman"

Another vote for and I also submit .

J.R. Park Mad Dog.

Thor by Wayne Smith.

High Moor, Graeme Reynolds are all great reads that need more love.

GUYS - Carnivorous Lunar Activities is spectacular. I 5th it or whatever because I’ll read it again and I just read it a week or so ago.

I'm down for either of these:
The Wolf's Hour
Frostbite

Marie Helene wrote: " Those across the river by Christopher Buehlman"

I second this one!

I'd be interested in reading any of these:

Bane County: Forgotten Moon

High Moor

The Wolf's Hour

Wolf Land

Wolf Hunt

Serenity wrote: "Werewolf:

Bane County Series by J R Rice
https://smile.amazon.com/Bane-County-...

(Whole series is awesome!)


Wolf Hunt by Jeff Strand
https://smile.amazon.co..."

I second each one of these books!

Joshua wrote: "This collection has a werewolf novella folks seem to like: Strange Seasons: Collected Short Fiction

If y'all choose it (or even if someone just want to read it) let me know and I'l..."

I was going to suggest Cycle of the Werewolf.

Pete wrote: "I second THE WOLFMAN by Nicholas Pekearo.


The author was tragically killed in the line of duty before his debut novel saw print, and frankly, I believe it's one of ..."

Oh I like that Wolfman factoid. Is that weird? I don't like that he got tragically killed but I like that this somehow gives the novel an extra layer of horror, if that makes sense.

Keep up the good work everyone! These are great suggestions. :)

i nominate Wolf's Trap by W.D. Gagliani

Wolf Land by Jonathan Janz

+1 for Jonathan Janz!

+1 for Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones. I've been looking for an excuse to read Mongrels again. It's THAT good!

The Werewolf of Paris! By Guy Endore. On mobile so can't link to book atm.

The Werewolf of Paris