Genre: Fantasy / Paranormal
Publisher: ---
Publication Date: 17th Feb 2013
Pages: 210
MY REVIEW:
A copy of Wherewolves
was sent to Confessions of a Reviewer by the authors John Vamvas and Olga
Montes in exchange for an honest review. This is said review.
Again, never
heard of John Vamvas or Olga Montes. They took a gamble and sent me a copy of
their book for review. I took a gamble and read it. Did the gamble pay off?
A group of high
school seniors are on a weekend camping trip organised by their (ex-army)
school teacher. They are all kids of military personnel. A lot of them have an
unpleasant history. Some it as a direct result of their teacher’s actions
during a campaign. The two misfits of the class Jeffrey and Doris really don’t
want to go. They fear that the rest of the class may cause them harm on the
trip.
Once there, the
teacher abandons them, leaving them to fend for themselves as a character
building exercise. Or is that really his intentions? What are those weird
animal growls they can here? Can there really be werewolves out here? What
follows is a confused and bloody battle for survival. Will anyone make it?
This is a strange
one. I hadn’t read up on anything to do with the story before picking it up to
read. It might have explained a few things if I had.