The latest mash-up for a classic monster with a great tome of (public domain) literature is set to hit the shelves. This time it’s the “Little Women” of Louisa May Alcott taking on werewolves.
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Okay, this gimmick has officially ceased being even slightly clever.
No. Just. No.
Once you go werewolf you go back over and over and over again.
Seriously, once was clever. Twice was ok cause you’re doing an encore. So not necessary to make any more of these now.
Is it just me or was P&P&Z the only one of the batch to have decent cover art? The other types of these books I’ve seen look like amateur self-published comic books.