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The St. Andrews' Werewolf

by Eric Wilson (1996)

About this book

When Liz Austen lands a role in a summer production of "Annie" in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, she learns that an upcoming vote on the town's future may ruin its charm and tradition. She also meets Emily, who desperately needs a good friend to help her discover her own strength and courage. Liz and her friend Makiko find themselves investigating the legend of the St. Andrews Werewolf, a series of arsons and a mysterious mansion on an island where time has stood still. Most importantly, they learn to search for the truth hidden beneath the surface

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraContemporary / Future
Protagonist / CoreThe St. Andrews' Werewolf Lead Character

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