SILVER MOON, BLOODY BULLETS is a collection of twenty-five claw-biting short stories that explore the myth of the werewolf and the lure of the full moon. From gladiator fights and cursed blood lines to secret societies and anonymous meetings, the following talented authors have turned the mysteries of the werewolf inside out: Matthew S. Dent, Jay Raven, Kelly Metz, Christopher Jacobsmeyer, Mark Souza, Dale Carothers, David Bernstein, Scott M. Sandridge, Marianne Halbert, Donald Jacob Uitvlugt, J. Leigh Bailey, Dylan J. Morgan, Edward McKeown, F.J.R. Titchenell, Patricia Puckett, Jessy Marie Roberts, Ben Langhinrichs, Kiki Howell, D. Nathan Hilliard, Frank Summers, Christopher Heath, Rob Rosen, Carl Hose, Stephanie L. Morrell, and Lawrence R. Dagstine.
Silver Moon, Bloody Bullets: An Anthology of Werewolf Tails
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By Amanda Jade
Format:Paperback
Definitely one of the better werewolf anthologies I have read. Like most anthologies there's a wide assortment of tales, some good and some eh... not so good. Luckily, Silver Moon, Bloody Bullet is full of fantastic stories. Such as "The Mystery of St. Mary's Morgue" by Matthew S. Dent, which was so well written that I could picture every scene, every moment, perfectly. "The In Crowd" by Patricia Puckett was also an excellent story, taking the hell that is high school "in crowds" and switching it up a bit while keeping true to the pains of being a teen. On top of stories featuring the classic ferocious werewolves, there were also unique stories like "Exodus" by Jessy Marie Roberts, a story set in the future and on another planet - definitely not your classic werewolf tale, yet just as kickass.
Overall, I really enjoyed this collection. My only issue was the typos, which is a huge pet peeve of mine. You should never find typos in books, especially in a collection of short stories.
Overall, I really enjoyed this collection. My only issue was the typos, which is a huge pet peeve of mine. You should never find typos in books, especially in a collection of short stories.
