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Wolf In Shadow: Snippet 1.
Acknowledgements
I would like to thank
David Drake for his invaluable help and many kindnesses and Fred Kiesche for
reading through the manuscript fortypos. Finally, I must thank Toni Weisskopf
for whipping the novel into shape.
Note
Everything you read in
this novel about London from this point on is true, except for the bits I have
exaggerated, distorted, or completely fabricated.
John Lambshead
"He's mad that
trusts in the tameness of a wolf."
Shakespeare, King Lear
Index
Chapter 1 – Saying
Goodbye
Chapter 2 – The Tube
Chapter 3 – Frankie
Chapter 4 – Wicca Work
Chapter 5 – The Wolf
Chapter 6 - Friends
Reunited
Chapter 7 – Fitting In
Chapter 8 – Incursion
Chapter 9 – The
Poltergeist
Chapter 10 – The Hunter
Chapter 11 – Max
Chapter 12 –
Revelations
Chapter 13 – Financial
Incentives
Chapter 14 – Night of
the Wolf
Chapter 15 – Role
Playing
Chapter 16 – Dr Faustus
And Other problems
Chapter 17 – Pressure
Chapter 18 – Weirdness
Chapter 19 – Fraternal Rituals
Chapter 20 – The Black
Museum
Chapter 21 – I Meet
Therefore I Am
Chapter 22 – Londinium
Chapter 23 – Ancient
Gods
Chapter 24 – Over their
Heads
Chapter 25 – Blitz
Chapter 26 – London
Bridge is Falling Down
Chapter 27 – Isle of
Harty
Chapter 28 – Loose Ends
Fred Kiesche. Who's dat guy? ;)
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