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In the tradition of Brotherhood of the Wolf, comes a terrifying werewolf tale in the final days of Czarist Russia.
As winter looms, a wolf of unusual size and intelligence descends upon the rural nineteenth-century Russian village of Obrechen. Forgoing local livestock, the beast preys upon human victims, confounding the local constabulary and hunters, whose efforts to kill the beast meet with disaster.
The village priest blames the wolf's deprivations on the presence of Galina Sekova, mistress of the Countess of Kalinin, secreted away in a cottage outside of Obrechen. Aided by a young village girl in her employ and an outcast boy orphaned by the pogroms of Kalinin, Galina seeks to unravel the wolf's secret before they become its next victims.
This is the first of an incredible forthcoming duology.
Jack Finn is a horror author and active Horror Writers Association member living in the wilds of the Pacific Northwest with his wife and two fiendishly clever dogs. He is a lifelong believer that the Tooth Fairy proves you can trade body parts for cold, hard cash.His books include, The Wolves of Kalinin werewolf duology: Prey Upon the Lambs (Anuci Press 2025) and The Desolation of Hunters (Anuci Press 2025); the horror collection They Come When You Sleep (Velox Books 2025), a re-envisioning of the Dracula mythos in the standalone novel The Seven Deaths of Prince Vlad (Anuci Press 2024), the folk horror collection, Legend of the Deer Woman (Crow Street Press, 2023), and the forthcoming Book of Alice duology (Edge Weaver Books, 2026)His short stories have been included in Terrorcore Publishing's DOORS OF DARKNESS, January Ember Press' HORROSCOPE 4, Dark Village Publications' TWELVE MONTHS OF HORROR, Voices From the Mausoleum's HOWLIN' FOR YOU, and Edge Weaver Books upcoming TALES FROM THE CURSED EDGE.
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