The Werewolf's Daughter

by M.R. Street

Which is worse, believing your mother is dead, or finding out that she is alive and that you must kill her to save yourself? Lani Morgan is almost 16 when her dying father tells her that her mother didn't die in a car crash ten years earlier. Before her birthday, Lani must track down and kill her werewolf mother, or she herself will inherit the family curse. First, she has to find her mother, with the help of a woman who claims to be Lani's long-lost aunt. As they travel from Tennessee to Georgia, Lani meets a guy who sets her heart racing, but is he hiding a secret darker than her own?

An exciting novel about getting what you most want in the world -- and what you never ever wanted.

269 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Skylar]

I enjoyed this book because it's not a Twilight, which I never read might I add, which was enjoyable. I loved the plot twists and the fact that this was one of my first werewolf only type books and I enjoyed it surprised me. I need to get my hands on the second book and give my best wishes to those characters until I meet them again. I recommend it to everyone and applaud the author.

[Zelle Andrews]

I've always been fascinated by werewolves. M.R. Street spun an unusual twist with her story that will catch readers by surprise. You think you might know the character, but don't be so sure... Loved every second of it.

[Amanda]

Love triangles, suspenseful mysteries, and of course, werewolves – what more could a reader ask for! Deaths occur frequently in the novel, but Lani carries on. The story picks up its gait when Lani hunts for her mom, who may or may not be alive. The reader will find it hard to put down the book, as one event happens right after the next. M.R. Street’s ending leaves the reader content that the story of The Werewolf’s Daughter is complete, but she also drops a twinge of curiosity in the reader for the story to come.

[☆Joycedale☆]

While this wasn't the best book I've ever read it was really good. I liked that although there was a love triangle it wasn't the main focus, it even really have that much storyline.
I did find some of it to be too much of a coincidence. I don't really see how Lani could spend her whole life surrounded by werewolves and not notice something. And the end with Romy, I'm still not sure what happened with that.
But I did like it enough to want to read the sequel.

[deedee megadoodoo]

While reading, with every lie, white and fabricated, in this novel, I kept gasping and I had this thought that I looked like one of those girls who had a hand to their mouth as they quietly whispered "scandalous!"