The Werewolf's Revenge

by Richard Jaccoma

In 1942 in Europe, the British Occult Bureau races to capture a magical talisman of untold power before the Nazis can get their hands on it.

Genres: Horror, Werewolves

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 30, 1991

Reviews

[Mark]

Even stupider than the first book, with a chaotic plot that makes even less sense and ends on what is essentially a deus ex machina.

I've only been following his action packed, raunchy adventures for two books, but sadly that's all there is. Despite everything, I'm going to miss Jimmy Underhill and his social circle of potty-mouthed Halloween monsters.