ABANDONED. 90's book about Native American with yellow eyes who is a wolf!

[Angie]

I think the book was published in the early 90's. The cover is black with wolf eyes (yellow I think). The character is a Native American guy who is a wolf or is becoming one, he has yellow eyes and he goes to this bar where he's called an injun by white men. He eventually travel's and meets a vampire and he learns about other being's. They end up running into a warlock and the vampire warns him to be careful of them. A lot of other things happen, but I just can't remember anymore than that. Someone please help!

[Tab]

Walking Wolf: A Weird Western ?

From Publisher's Weekly:
Narrator Billy Skillet is the 150-year-old shapeshifter offspring of a human mother and vargr (werewolf) father. The first half of Billy's tale is a picaresque romp in which the competing demands of his human and feral sides drive him from the west-Texas Comanches among whom he's raised in the mid-19th century into the white man's world, (view spoiler)[where he works as a saloon attendant, a drummer for a traveling medicine show and a sidekick for a vampire gunslinger. (hide spoiler)]

[Angie]

Tab wrote: "Walking Wolf: A Weird Western ?

From Publisher's Weekly:
Narrator Billy Skillet is the 150-year-old shapeshifter offspring of a human..."

Nope, not the book. Thank you so much for helping!

[Kris]

Angie, what's the genre or tone - horror, western adventure, paranormal romance, etc.?

Is it for young adults/teens or older adults?

[Kate]

Angie, you can bump your book to the top of the list every month or so. This will keep people looking for it, and hopefully get some fresh ideas.

[Angie]

Kris wrote: "Angie, what's the genre or tone - horror, western adventure, paranormal romance, etc.?

Is it for young adults/teens or older adults?"

Angie wrote: "Tab wrote: "Walking Wolf: A Weird Western ?

From Publisher's Weekly:
Narrator Billy Skillet is the 150-year-old shapeshifter offsprin..."

I am so sorry I have not been on in a long time. I believe it was a young adult book.

[Angie]

Kate wrote: "Angie, you can bump your book to the top of the list every month or so. This will keep people looking for it, and hopefully get some fresh ideas."

Kris wrote: "Angie, what's the genre or tone - horror, western adventure, paranormal romance, etc.?

Is it for young adults/teens or older adults?"

Thanks I will do that.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Angie, are you still looking for this or did you find it?

[Kris]

No response, moving to Abandoned folder.

Angie (OP) was last active on the site in September 2016.