Bloodborn

<p><strong>I can't fight the wolf inside me forever.</strong></p><p>I lost my brother to werewolves. Now I'm losing myself.</p><p>Bitten by a werewolf I resist the transformation. It hurts like hell but I know it's punishment for my mistakes. Thanks to a risky drug called Lycanthrox I've managed to stay human for two full moons.</p><p>But I know I can't last much longer.</p><p>Hungry for revenge I promise to hunt down the wolf who bit me. My ex Cyn still cares about me enough to stop me. Even though she's beautiful and I'm a beast.</p><p>I can't stay with her. I can't ignore the wolves howling outside my window. By the light of a cruel and tempting moon I'm on the brink of becoming a monster.</p><p>When I find the werewolf pack Cyn follows me. The werewolves take us both hostage then start running the police hot on our tails.</p><p>Either the wolf within kills me or someone else does.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Praise for <em>Bloodborn:</em></strong></p><p>With <em>Bloodborn</em> Karen Kincy opens a frightening new chapter in the werewolf legacy. Brilliant dark and filled with haunting images. Highly recommended. -<strong> Jonathan Maberry</strong> <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>Rot & Ruin</em> and <em>King of Plagues</em></p><p>A bridge between paranormals and boys' realism about thugs and delinquents reminiscent of Neal Shusterman's<em> Dark Fusion: Red Rider's Hood</em> (2005)-<strong><em>Kirkus Reviews</em></strong></p><p>Teens will enjoy this alternate-reality story of a young man trying to come to terms with what he is.-<strong><em>VOYA</em></strong></p>