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The Wolf’s Will by Matthew Davison

Stay calm and stay alive 

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Under werewolf law any person who fails to attend the reading of a will is judged to have no interest in the content, and anything they would have inherited is distributed among those who are present.

Its not a bad law, but it is quite easy to exploit.

When Greg learns that his rich uncle is dead he knows that it won’t be easy to get back; his uncle had a huge family and all of them would love to be the only one at the reading.

Enlisting the help of his gregarious chief Editor Tony Tony, Greg prepares for the long walk home.

If everything goes to plan then it will be a nice quiet trip.


A serialized novel, updating daily

Note: The Wolf’s Will contains some harsh language.

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Listed: May 2, 2009

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Raw Writing

Member: GreenGlass
May 17, 2009

This "book" is finished, but updates daily, so I just finished reading up to the latest chapter, 70.  The author is plain about his inexperience and the fact that he just needed to get the story out there, and I think it’s important to keep that context in mind to read this work.  Oh yes, and the werewolves in the [more . . .]

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Cool Premise, Fun Read

Member: Janoda
May 12, 2009

I really liked The Wolf’s Will from reading the blurb on. The premise seemed original, and the writing-style seemed to fit my likings. I turned out to be right. From the first chapter, or scene as the author calls them, I was hooked.

The story itself is simple, Greg has [more . . .]

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