Mark of the Werewolf
by Jeffrey Sackett
1990 Bantam
A gypsy werewolf is captured by a neo-nazi genetics lab who tries to recreate the phenomena to create an unstoppable army.
The text is filled out Interview with a Vampire style with hypnotic regression sessions with the immortal werewolf, where he hangs out with Nostradamus, Dracula, Merlin, and Pontius Pilate.
Put together well enough, but a bit dry. I think Sackett just forgot he was writing a horror novel at some point. There's a battle between neo-nazi half-werewolves and armed Jewish Nationalists, want to see? Nah, of course not, we'll just summarize it in a couple sentences. A detailed explanation of Zoroastrianist symbology? Yes, twenty more page please.
An updated version of this book is available for Kindle under the title Lycanthropos.
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