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The Wolves of Paris

By: Michael Wallace
Narrated by: Rosemary Benson
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Set in 1450 Paris, this thrilling supernatural suspense novel follows the harrowing journey of an Italian merchant and the beautiful widow of a French duke as they battle wolves and the Inquisition.

From Wall Street Journal best-selling author Michael Wallace, The Wolves of Paris has been hailed for its superb plot and gripping, pause-resisting action scenes.

©2013, 2014 Michael Wallace (P)2014 Michael Wallace Fantasy Historical Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction France Paranormal Exciting Wolf

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It is such a delight to read a tale of werewolves who don't ride motorcycles or pick-up trucks. A satisfying fusion of horror story and historical novel which never becomes predictable (actually I did pick up the big plot twist well in advance and it in no way detracted from the story) The characters were well drawn and credible and the narrative rattled along at a fast trot before galloping through the final chapters. The narrative held me to the very end and I would happily have read more. Rosemary Benson's performance brought the tale (or perhaps I should say "tail") to life effectively delineating the various characters by giving each consistently their own unique voice. I will probably read this again in a year or so.

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