Cycle Of The Werewolf
Klause, C. Annette. Blood And Chocolate. New York : Delacorte Press 1997 Annette Curtis Klause was born in bristol, england and currently lives in Hyattsville, Maryland with her husband and their cats. She is head of children's services at the Aspen Hill Community Library in Maryland. Annette holds a B.A. in English Literature and an M.L.S. form the University of Maryland, College Park. The setting was in Maryland in the suburbs and it relates to the author's life because she thought that it would be a nice setting for a werewolf story. The story starts off in Maryland giving us more of the back story as it goes on. During the story Vivian who is the main character attends high school and meets a boy named Aiden. Soon after her and Aiden hit if off and are getting along great. Aiden takes Vivian to go meet all of his friends and she gets to know everyone. Her pack of werewolves which she calls family one night decides that they have to pick a new leader and the traditional way that they do that is to hold fights to the first blood. Gabriel wins and then Vivian's mother is attacked off guard by another werewolve so Vivian attacks her and draws blood so technically she is the pack's new "queen."
she knew where her loyalties lie when she attacked the person trying to kill her kept reading. This book had all the horror you could want when the people covered in human blood and learns that the night before there was a brutal murder secret one night. He freaks out and yells at her to get out and then over the next My opinion is that you should without a doubt read this story. I personally didn't think you may wonder whatever might have happened if you did tell them your true
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