Title: An enjoyable, non-stop action read.
Product review: This was my first adventure into the world of Robert McCammon, and a fun one at that. The wolf's hour tells the tale of Michael Gallatin, a werewolf who is also a spy for the allies during World War II. Mr. McCammon intertwines two stories at once, the WWII part as well as the story of how Michael grew up and became a werewolf. This second story was my favorite part of the book. Mr. McCammon portrays the emotions of the characters so vividly that you can almopst feel the pain every time the "change" overcomes Michael and you really get a sense of the internal struggle between man and wolf. This is one of those books where suspense lurks sround every corner and the action never lets up. My only beefs are that 1)near the end, the author seems to rush the story and 2)the ending could have been a bit better. Even so, I still gave it 4 stars since the rest of the book was simply awesome.
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