Review: Lesson Learned
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 5, 2013
Lycanthrope book I, by Robert Clark: review, by Dorothy A. BellFollowing a discussion regarding the probability of Lycanthropes, werewolves, existing, walking among them in the guise of regular human beings, a close-knit group of college students mark themselves with a pentagram on the palm of their hand, a calling card to all Lycanthropes in the area to attack at will. That is all but one member, who refuses to indulge in the experiment, leading the reader to think--ah ha, but no, wait. Come the full moon, two of the members are murdered, or I should say, ripped to shreds, disemboweled, ingested, you name it--dead, dead, and real dead.The way in which Robert Clark weaves into his tale the science behind the forensic and law enforcement procedural methods when investigating a horrific murder is what made this novel a compelling read for me, and made it imperative that I read Lycanthrope, book II.