title: To Catch A Wolf (Historical Werewolf Series, Book 4)
author:  Susan Krinard 
description: Although in a wheelchair, Athena Munroe has become an accepted part of Denver society, mainly though her brother's enormous wealth and her own extraordinary charitable efforts. Morgan Holt is an ex-con who has served time for killing his father. Now part of a sideshow in French's Fantastic Family Circus, which Athena has hired to perform for "her" orphans, Morgan has long since come to grips with the very thing that Athena is suppressing about herself--the fact that he's a werewolf. Many barriers stand in their way to love: an over-protective brother, two jealous would-be lovers, and society itself. There's no middle ground for them. Either Morgan denies his Wolf and forces himself into a form acceptable to the "civilized" world, or Athena leaves her opulent, secure world and embraces her Wolf. Krinard has created a magical world where the freaks and outcasts exhibit more humanity than the so-called "normal" people. Her werewolves, tortured souls never resembling their trite Hollywood counterparts, make incredibly sympathetic characters, and this is a truly engrossing story. <i>Shelley Mosley</i><br /><i>Copyright  American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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  Werewolves of Kregen
  
  Alan Burt Akers
  
  Mushroom eBooks
  
  
  For Simon de Wolfe and the Hundred Henchfolk.
  
  
  The Witch War Cycle
  
  Dray Prescot tells the story of his adventures on Kregen on cassettes which he
  sends me from time to time during his visits to Earth. He has had a remarkable
  and varied career on that remarkable and varied world, four hundred light-
  years away, eventually being elected Emperor of Vallia. Each of the volumes of
  his story is arranged to be read as an individual book, so although
  _Werewolves of Kregen_ is #33 in the Saga, it can be picked up and read with
  enjoyment by a reader unfamiliar with the preceding volumes. Of course,
  familiarity with the fascinating ins and outs of Dray Prescot’s story must
  give greater enjoyment; but, then, a reader coming to the Saga for the first
  time has that pleasurable satisfaction in store.
  
  The island Empire of Vallia, sundered by internal dissension and invasion, is
  gradually reestablishi