A veil of melancholy has fallen over Jacob Marlowe. He's the last of his kind. Hunted by his enemies and haunted by his past, he is worn out by centuries of decadence and debauchery, and by the demands of his lunatic appetites. He decides to submit to the authorities at the next full moon.
However, as Jacob counts down to suicide, a violent murder and an extraordinary meeting plunge him straight back into the desperate pursuit of life.
Gory and sexy, The Last Werewolf is a thrilling take on our relationship with the wild side, what it means to be alone and the transformative possibilities of love.
Glen Duncan is a highly regarded literary novelist. In this groundbreaking excursion into horror territory he gives us a book that is intelligently frightening and frighteningly intelligent. Erudite, playful, disturbing and ironic, The Last Werewolf is to werewolf literature as Moby Dick is to Anglers' Weekly.
