Critically shot during a liquor store robbery Butch Guhl receives a transfusion of blood and lives. This is only the beginning of a werewolf raid on a small community in northern Minnesota, a werewolf war with the Morsching Pack and annihilation of both packs by a Police Task Force. Butch and three female werewolves are the only survivors.
Fur Bearer is an action-packed novel of werewolf raids and gory killings. Butch Guhl and his pack must conduct planned, intelligent raids on small communities to satisfy the growing need for human flesh and blood.
The Guhl pack loses control during their attack on the city of Longville, Minnesota and kills fifty-four residents. The Morsching werewolf pack decides Butch's pack has crossed to the wild side. To prevent their pack from being exposed, they set out to destroy them. A vicious war breaks out with werewolf killing werewolf.
Butch takes over his pack to preserve its existence. The werewolf war of extermination ends when Butch proposes a truce to the Morsching pack and they accept.
However, it is too late, a Police Task Force finds out the werewolves really exist. The Task Force sets out to kill the werewolves before the public learns of their existence. It comes down to a question of survival and Butch is determined to save his pack.
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Special Agent Mike Cottley stood unmoving, surrounded by three werewolves, his gun hanging lifelessly at his side. It did not cross Mike’s mind to resist, he knew he was already dead.
“Please don’t kill me,” Mike pleaded. “I won’t tell anyone you killed the other agents. Let me go, please.”
The fear within him was so great, that Butch whined with ecstasy. The man lost control of his bladder and a wet flow of urine ran down his right leg.
Butch said, “Cherrie, kill him for what they did to your parents.”
Grab those side-irons, saddle up and join former Civil War sharpshooter Luther Henry for a ride into pure terror, western-style…think ‘Wild Wild West’ meets ‘The X-Files’.
WEIRD RHODY is a short story collection featuring five strange tales all set in Rhode Island and written by five Rhode Island authors. The anthology is a tribute to H.P. Lovecraft, the Ocean State's famed author of pulp horror.