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Heart of Scars (Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter #2)
The Cheyenne spirits have named him HEART OF SCARS. The Beast has taken just about everything it can from Sylvester Logan James, and for twenty years he has waged his war with silver bullets and a perfect willingness to die. But fighting monsters poses danger beyond death. Sylvester's feud has made him a villainous hero whose only remaining virtue is the greater evil of hi
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Paperback
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346 pages
Published
December 1st 2010
by Permuted Press
(first published November 14th 2010)
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Heart of Scars, Easton’s sequel to When the Autumn Moon is Bright: Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter, is easily one of the most action-packed, tour de force, dark urban fantasy novels I’ve ever read. This epic werewolf saga is non-stop action from start to finish with unflinching violence so well-crafted the pages practically turn themselves. Readers with faint hearts need not apply.
The voice of the novel differs sharply from its autobiographical predecessor, less a hindsight account of events ...more
The voice of the novel differs sharply from its autobiographical predecessor, less a hindsight account of events ...more
The sequel to Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter by Brian P. Easton, Heart of Scars resumes Sylvester's quest to rid the world of the Beast. I have to give props to Brian P. Easton because in two books, he's created the single most unromantic depiction of werewolves (or any supernatural creature) ever.
It makes me want to see what he could do with vampires because the werewolves are murderous, monstrous, Satanic scum. Really, for those people who are a bit tired of the "misunderstood monster" ge ...more
It makes me want to see what he could do with vampires because the werewolves are murderous, monstrous, Satanic scum. Really, for those people who are a bit tired of the "misunderstood monster" ge ...more
Another great entry in the Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter saga. This book is dark and foreboding and the main character, Sylvester Logan James, just might be the greatest anti-hero ever.
Read this book. You won't be disappointed.
Read this book. You won't be disappointed.
Heart of Scars, Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter, after the high I felt with the first book Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter, was a bit of a let down. I didn't like who Sylvester had become and he's the main character. I know he has issues from back when he was a child and watched a werewolf kill his father and then being raised/trained to hunt them. Add in being possessed by the Wendigo and Sylvester goes from being an honorable and noble man in the first book (yes, with some flaws) to some
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Great sequel.
Ties many loose ends from the first book, but was much darker. Captivated me from the start. Can't wait for the third book!
Ties many loose ends from the first book, but was much darker. Captivated me from the start. Can't wait for the third book!
Much, much darker in tone than the first book in this series, though you wouldn't think that could be possible.
An excellent account of Sylvester's descent into madness as he is possessed by the spirit of the Windigo in exchange for the power to best his enemies.
The second installation of The Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter is violent, gory, highly-sexed and just plain nasty. But in a good way, if that makes sense. This book is NOT for light reading in any sense of the word.
The Beast has muc ...more
An excellent account of Sylvester's descent into madness as he is possessed by the spirit of the Windigo in exchange for the power to best his enemies.
The second installation of The Autobiography of a Werewolf Hunter is violent, gory, highly-sexed and just plain nasty. But in a good way, if that makes sense. This book is NOT for light reading in any sense of the word.
The Beast has muc ...more
I had to push myself through this one. I like the bones of the story, but the flesh seems to be lacking.
Not as epic as the first book, but ten times gorier. Looking forward to the next installment.
Again slow like the first book, but I can't help but follow this damaged man's story.
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was wondering if you had any recommendations for other Werewolf books?
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