Breaking News: Murdered by Human Wolves audio ready at last

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Just received word that Steve's first book in the Werewolf Saga, Murdered By Human Wolves, is now available to own as an unabridged audio edition.  If you missed it, you can hear Steve and I discuss this project and more as well as hear a sample before purchasing by clicking HERE.

MURDERED BY HUMAN WOLVES

Fact: In 1917, Katherine Cross was murdered. Her gravestone in Konawa, OK, bears the epitaph Murdered By Human Wolves. This is her story. Acclaimed werewolf saga author Steven E. Wedel touches again the universe he portrayed in his first novel, Shara. Murdered by Human Wolves is that rare mix of fact and fiction that brings out an incredible story. Teamed up with the fictional account in this exclusive volume is Steven's essay "On the Trail of Werewolves: An Interview with Mary Franklin, Paranormal Researcher" which details the findings of her researches in the Konawa cemetery where Katherine Cross is buried.


©2004, 2008, 2012 Steven E. Wedel; (P)2012 Steven E. Wedel



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