Wolfsbane and Mistletoe

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Wolfsbane and Mistletoe - Edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni LP Kelner- 2008

"Hair Raising Holiday Tales"

After the success of "Many Bloody Returns" which featured the themes
of Birthdays and Vampires. Author Charlaine Harris most famous for her current success of the Sookie Stackhouse books which the TV Series True Blood has been based on, decided that since it was a hit why not try the other counterpart of Supernaturals "Werewolves " and chuck it with the holiday of Christmas. Wolfsbane and Mistletoe is a collection of Short Stories from our favourite Werewolf and Supernatural authors from Charlaine Harris and her Sookie Stackhouse story , Simon R. Green most commonly known for his Shaman Bond and Demon Series to Kitty's Series Carrie Vaughn and we have a tale of Rogue Elements from Midnights Daughter authoress Karen Chance , A favourite of mine up there with Charlaine Harris- Patricia Briggs and Keri Arthur as well as authors like Kat Richardson, Nancy Pickard . JA Konrath, Dana Stabenow. This collection of stories is the best present for those who love Werewolves and all those who have fared to devour into the world of Supernatural will enjoy this book and be reunited

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