Deana's review
Lonely Werewolf Girl
by Martin Millar
Sounds good. Thanks for the recommendation!
Deana's review
Lonely Werewolf Girl by Martin Millar
Deana's review
rating:
bookshelves:
urban-fantasy
Neil Gaiman loves this guy. Need I say more?
Perhaps not but I will anyway. I must admit that when I walked into Elliot Bay I was drawn initially to the cover of the book and then I realized it was an author I'd previously enjoyed.
I loved Millar's "The Good Fairies of New York" for its irreverent take on the fair folk. "Lonely Werewolf Girl" doesn't disappoint. It was good balm for my psyche after getting sucked into the world of "Twilight."
A couple things to keep in mind:
1. It's laugh out loud funny- beware of planes or other enclosed public spaces.
2. It's anything but predictable.
3. It turns many werewolf stereotypes on their heads.
Perhaps not but I will anyway. I must admit that when I walked into Elliot Bay I was drawn initially to the cover of the book and then I realized it was an author I'd previously enjoyed.
I loved Millar's "The Good Fairies of New York" for its irreverent take on the fair folk. "Lonely Werewolf Girl" doesn't disappoint. It was good balm for my psyche after getting sucked into the world of "Twilight."
A couple things to keep in mind:
1. It's laugh out loud funny- beware of planes or other enclosed public spaces.
2. It's anything but predictable.
3. It turns many werewolf stereotypes on their heads.
Sounds good. Thanks for the recommendation!