Part of Series
Peter Ume has problems. Huge, hairy problems with teeth. First of all, his boyfriend is a man-eating werewolf with anger management issues, which is probably why that relationship completely went to hell. He was just fired from Club Brimstone. Winter is coming and Granny Sole is trying to make sure everyone on the Farm, New Gotham’s orphanage for monsters, doesn’t starve. But life sucks, so they’ll probably starve anyways. And just when things can’t seem to get any better… Luca comes howling back into his life. And this time, the wolf’s not taking no for an answer. This time this little fox is going to prove himself as a hunter. Or die trying. ABOUT CRY WOLF AND CRY WOLF: THE HUNT- Okay, Sophie, recieves this question on a daily basis, so she's going to put an answer here. (There is also an author's note in both books, I think.) Cry Wolf is a retelling of THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF (NOT Peter and the Wolf). The SECOND book, Cry Wolf: The Hunt, is a retelling of PETER AND THE WOLF. They are two VERY DIFFERENT tales. Check out the synopsis on Wiki for the full skinny. Otherwise, enjoy!
Author
Sophie Avett is kind of a nerd. Like not even one of the cute, hip ones everyone brags about nowadays. More like the socially awkward hippie who eats way too much bread and dreams about being a dragon from behind towers of mythology books. Um...yeah. Picture old, tattered paperbacks and comic books—mostly Batman and Wonder Woman—dwarfing a tiny desk, with just barely enough room for the troll who writes there and the 70 pound hell-hound that insists of laying it's wet nose on top of her bare foot. Granted not the most exciting existence, but she tries to make up for it by writing romances populated with her own peculiar ilk of paranormal beasties. Trolls, wyverns, the obscure Nordic brownie—she likes to keep things interesting. And bloody. (And mostly naked—but, we'll keep that bit between us.) Sophie Avett loves to hear from her readers. (Hi, mom.) DISCLAIMER: I write fantasy. I buy reference books. Therefore, I review reference books. I will NEVER review a fiction book as Sophie Avett. Such things are frowned upon. Also, I try to be as helpful and as accurate as possible with reference book reviews because they really are an expensive investment. So, NO—I don't know those people. Nor did they ask me to review for them. I'm just tryna help another reader/author out with info. :)
