Title: Lycanthropes Rejoice!
Product review: The "Wolf's Hour" is relentless, frightening, and beautifully written. It is told from the werewolf's perspective, as was Anne Rice's "Interview with the Vampire," but replaces baroque romanticism with gritty realism. McCammon was a powerful voice in the horror genre during the 80's, surpassed only by Stephen King and later, by Clive Barker. The novel, set first in Russia, then Britain and Nazi Germany, parallels the briliantly rendered beast-culture of the lycanthrope tribe with the far more terrifying human evil of the Holocaust. His scenes of werewolf transformation are astonishing, the eroticism is stirring without being silly, and the characters resonate emotionally in what could easily have degenerated into a silly comic book story (werewolves-vs-Nazis). "The Wolf's Hour" is one of the best werewolf novels of all time.
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