2020
First Published
3.96
Average Rating
246
Number of Pages
Jeff Chase is just a regular guy, surfing in his hometown of Huntington Beach, California. At least he used to be. He got into a load of trouble when he ran into some supernatural problems and he ended up getting bitten. By a freakin’ werewolf ! Now he’s a guy with a werewolf problem, and he’s back in HB trying to make sense of it all, figuring out what it means to be a wolf; running his own tea and spice shop; hitting the waves; and meeting girls. But there’s danger here that he never knew about. Voodoo seems to be a big part of his new awareness of the supernatural. But there are also dangerous surfer gangs, a werewolf pack...and murder . And he can’t tell who’s a friend or who’s an enemy. But he’s gonna find out. Because he sure as hell doesn’t want to get blamed for it. WereJeff may be a bad dude. But he’s no bad wolf.
Avg Rating
3.96
Number of Ratings
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Author
Jeri Westerson
Author · 27 books
Los Angeles native JERI WESTERSON currently writes two new series: a Tudor mystery series, the King’s Fool Mysteries, with Henry VIII’s real court jester Will Somers as the sleuth and a Sherlockian pastiche series called An Irregular Detective Mystery, with one of Holmes’ former Baker Street Irregulars opening his own detective agency. She’s also written fifteen Crispin Guest Medieval Noir Mysteries, a series nominated for thirteen awards from the Agatha, to the Macavity, to the Shamus. She’s written several paranormal series (including a gaslamp-steampunk fantasy series), standalone historical novels, and had stories in several anthologies, the latest of which was included in SOUTH CENTRAL NOIR, an Akashic Noir anthology. She has served as president of the SoCal Chapter of Mystery Writers of America, president and vice president for two chapters of Sisters in Crime (Orange County and Los Angeles), and is also a founding member of the SoCal chapter of the Historical Novel Society. See JeriWesterson.com for discussion guides, book trailers, and more.
