Blood Trail by Tanya Huff
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Part of a series about a detective who’s going blind and her vampire boyfriend, but each volume works as a stand alone too. In Blood Trail, a pack of Canadian werewolves are being threatened by a hunter and private detective Vickie is the only one who can help them.
Opinion: I am a sucker for good werewolf stories, especially since so many of them are the same old dreg that everyone writes. The background for Blood Trail isn’t overly unique or amazing, but the werewolves (in my little world) make up for everything. They’re more animal than human; they solve the issue of clothing getting in the way of shifting by simply not wearing any when in their own home; the children hunt and eat rats and frogs; and they mark their territory in a very canine way. I haven’t seen the equivalent of it in supernatural books yet. Additionally, the main female character is interesting, if not the most stellar charactrization ever, and the vampire is even better. Worth reading if supernatural/horror is your kink |
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