Review: These just keep getting better
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2013
I discovered Michael Wallace in the summer of 2012 when one of his Righteous Series books became free on Amazon.  I immediately became hooked and bought and read the rest of the series (exactly as Amazon and Michael Wallace planned).  These books are all fantastic and I highly recommend them but I am here to review Wolves of Paris.  This is by far my favorite of all of the Michael Wallace books I have read.  It has much more violence and supernatural content than his other, more suspenseful books but I think that adds something and made me enjoy it more.  I have read many books about werewolves since I am a huge fan of the horror genre and this is one of my favorites.  I really like the main characters, the Boccaccio brothers and their romantic counterpart, Lucrezia.  I was very interested in their personal story along with all of the background werewolf activity.  The supporting characters were also very enjoyable such as the prior and a nobleman from France, Nemours.  I found the time period fascinating and the Inquisition itself is almost scarier than the werewolves.  If you have never read anything by Michael Wallace, this is a great book to start with since it is not part of a series but is a stand alone novel.  It is easy and fun to read.  Then after you finish this one, I would highly recommend you go out and get some more of his books.