What is one to do when they realize that they are the last of their kind? Jake Marlowe has to make a decision. After learning that the one other werewolf besides himself has been killed, Jake knows that he will soon be facing his enemies at the WOCOP, an organization that was created to control the occult phenomena.
Harley, a member of WOCOP but also Jakes best friend and confidant, has come up with a plan to get Jake into hiding and safe for awhile but Jake has other ideas. He is really just tired, tired of the loneliness, tired of drinking scotch by himself and having sex with prostitutes (though he does have his ‘unfavorites’). He is tired of knowing that all he can do is kill his victim since no humans have been turned into werewolves for years due to a virus and tired of knowing that he will never find someone to love as he could in the past.
While he can confide in Harley, he does wonder how Harley has been able to deal with knowing that all these years he has been a co-conspirator in the murders that Jake has had to commit while on “The Curse.” Jake has made his decision: he will die in 27 days.
Jake soon learns he is not in complete control of his own destiny. Rogue WOCOP agents start popping up everywhere and the stench of Vampire is everywhere around him. His final days are just not as peaceful as he would like them to be. Then the most surprising thing of all just steps off the train.
If you are a Twilight werewolf/vampire fan then this book is probably not the book for you, but if you like good writing with a supernatural twist then I highly recommend The Last Werewolf by Glen Duncan. I will be certainly be looking forward to the next one.
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