I would have LOVED this book as a teen. Reading as an adult, I notice more stylistic idiosycrasies and tend to be more critical, but as a story written for teens, very good. Fast plot, sympathetic protagonist (that every girl probably feels is inside her somewhere...). Read The Silver Kiss by Klaus when I was in high school; same kind of story (happier ending this time).

The ending seemed anti-climactic, but that's my biggest complaint overall.

Released on Thursday, November 18, 2004 at about 8:00:00 PM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at NCTE convention--exact locale TBA in Indianapolis, Indiana USA.

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Found on a table at the Hyatt in Indianapolis during the Annual Meeting of the National Writing Project. Took it with me on my flight home because I had finished reading the book I had with me. Besides, I had heard of bookcrossing, but had never found one in the wild before.

CAUGHT IN INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA USA

My mother gave me the book while I was visiting over the holidays. She told me to drop it off somewhere around campus, where it's a little more likely for someone to actually pick it up and read it. The next time I go to the school, I'll drop it off somewhere--probably the library.

CAUGHT IN CLOVIS NM USA

decent 1x read - werewolf story with a great new twist

Agree - would have really enjoyed it as a #1 hit as a teenager. Great book for a girl into D&D, elves/witches/etc

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on a visitor's bench