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ferineMy current read, by a longtime friend and old school AHWw packmate!
Here's the product info as a teaser:
As long as Man has seen himself as separate from nature, there have been those who sought to understand both, to help explain each to the other, and there have been those who wished to sever all connections between the two. When a disaster threatens to kill one of the few remaining Children of Nature, the rest must turn to a Child of Man to save him.
Kristy dedicated it to Bobby (reemul), which made me smile. I'm only a few chapters in, so I can't review it--but I can plug it.
Werewolves, a werebear, and a wererabbit figure prominently thus far. The were-animal as a spiritual and physical steward to an area of land is a cool concept, and one I identify with on a spiritual level.
Be sure to give Kristina and Jessie Tracer's Child of Man a try.
Here's the product info as a teaser:
As long as Man has seen himself as separate from nature, there have been those who sought to understand both, to help explain each to the other, and there have been those who wished to sever all connections between the two. When a disaster threatens to kill one of the few remaining Children of Nature, the rest must turn to a Child of Man to save him.
Kristy dedicated it to Bobby (
reemul), which made me smile. I'm only a few chapters in, so I can't review it--but I can plug it. Werewolves, a werebear, and a wererabbit figure prominently thus far. The were-animal as a spiritual and physical steward to an area of land is a cool concept, and one I identify with on a spiritual level.
Be sure to give Kristina and Jessie Tracer's Child of Man a try.
