Mark of the Werewolf

by Jeffrey Sackett

Book Overview

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553284509
• ISBN13: 9780553284508
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Bantam Books
• Length: 323 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Mark of the Werewolf

One of the most enjoyable reads I've had in years.The unique way the author re-origins the werewolf is a reverse angle that will keep you turning the pages quickly. I lent my copy out never to see it again, it took me almost two years to find another.I won't let this one out of the house again,that's how good it was!

A compelling read

I first read this book years ago, loaned it away and never saw it again. A few months ago I tracked another copy down in a used book store and, though a little afraid it wouldn't be as good as I remembered, read it again. It didn't let me down. It's too bad this novel (probably Sackett's best by far) is so hard to come by, as it is really the most interesting and entertaining horror novel I think I've ever read. No other book I can think of mixes classic scares, history, and spirituality in such an entertaining way. At times it can be a little pulpy, but the facinating recollections of the lead character are worth the price of admission. Give it a try if you can find one.

It was Great

I think this book was perfect for my reading needs, it doesn't start really slow and it is interesting the whole way through. This is the first book I read by Jeffrey Sackett but now I am tempted to read another one. This book was a great depiction of a werewolf's life and doesn't have some of those corny superstitions like other werewolf books or movies. This is a must read!

Incredible

This is one of the most intelligent horror novels I've ever read. A far cry above those hack and slash "ooh, look, see? blood, guts, isn't it scary?" trash horror novels, _Mark of the Werewolf_ blends history, present and fiction so expertly that it is hard to discern which is which, making the whole novel a chilling read.

Chillingly beautiful!

This was the first of Jeffrey Sacetts books I read and I loved it! Sackett blends history and horror together well and makes it an interesting read. It's also neat the way he takes an old, threadbare story line and gives it a new twist. I recommend it for anyone who loves a good horror story.