Title: Wolf's Hour is McCammon's weakest hour.
Product review: The Wolf's Hour reads like two different novels grafted together. One is the tale of the origins of a unique werewolf, the other is that now adult werewolf working as a spy for England in WW2. Neither plays well with the other. The book also suffers from an 11th hour back to his roots subplot that just makes the story drag on even longer, mainly due to its needlessly repeating events already explored in the character's childhood. This is one 'epic' that is far too padded to do its stories justice.
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