Somewhere, high above, the moon shines down, fat and full--but here, in Tarker's Mills, a January blizzard has choked the sky with snow.
An edition of Cycle of the Werewolf
(1983)
Cycle of the werewolf
1st Signet Printing (2)
by Stephen King
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TERROR BEGAN IN JANUARY--BY THE LIGHT OF THE FULL MOON...
The first scream came from the snowbound railwayman who felt the fangs ripping at his throat. The next month there was a scream of ecstatic agony from the woman attacked in her snug bedroom.
Now scenes of unbelieving horror come each time the full moon shines on the isolated Maine town of Tarker Mills. No one knows who will be attacked next. But one thing is sure.
When the moon grows fat, a paralyzing fear sweeps through Tarker Mills. For snarls that sound like human words can be heard whining through the wind. And all around are the footprints of a monster whose hunger cannot be sated...
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Maine in fiction, Werewolves, Fiction, Ficción fantástica, Werewolves in fiction, Horror tales, Catholics, suicide, silver bullets, trick-or-treating, deposition, full moons, post-traumatic stress syndrome, parapalegia, Maine State Police, diners, constables, decapitation, disembowelment, drifters, firecrackers, vigilantes, pick axes, seamstresses, pig farmers, novel, horror, Fiction, mystery & detective, general, Fiction, horror, Fiction, general, Protected DAISY, Accessible book, American literaturePeople
Yoda, Al, Jim, Kate, Arlene Bessey, Cal Blodwin, Victor Bowie, Delia Burney, Dick Clark, Collins, Alden Corliss, Clyde Corliss, Errol Corliss, Coslaw, Herman Coslaw, Kate Coslaw, Marty Coslaw, Dixon, Easton, Elise Fournier, Kenney Franklin, Elbert Freeman, Ace Frehley, Willie Harrington, Old Man Hauge, Gramma Hauge, Brandy Kincaid, Alfie Knopfler, Donna Lee, Lester Lowe, MacInnes, Manchester, Arlene McCune, Mac McCutcheon, Violet McKenzie, Miliken, Joan Neary, Lander Neary, Paul Newman, Pucky O'Neil, Mrs. Parker, Ollie Parker, Stan Pelky, Quinn, Randolph, Stella Randolph, Robert Redford, Billy Robertson, Willard Scott, Donna Lee Sturmfuller, Milt Sturmfuller, Donna Summer, Matty Tellingham, Rita Tennison, John Travolta, Arnie Westrum, Mr. Westrum, Chris Wrightson, Alice Zinneman, Elmer Zinneman, Pete ZinnemanPlaces
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Cycle of the werewolf
1985-04, New American Library
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"Somewhere, high above, the moon shines down, fat and full-but here, in Tarker's Mills, a January blizzard has choked the sky with snow."
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A werewolf is stalking Tarker's Mills and only young, wheelchair-bound Marty Coslaw suspects the truth. He enlists the help of his black sheep uncle to identify the shape shifter and destroy him.
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