Fotografía de autor

W. D. Gagliani

Autor de Wolf's Trap

25+ Obras 307 Miembros 8 Reseñas

Sobre El Autor

Incluye los nombres: W. D. Gagliani, William D. Gagliani

Series

Obras de W. D. Gagliani

Wolf's Trap (2003) 116 copias
Wolf's Gambit (2009) 74 copias
Savage Nights (2014) 35 copias
Wolf's Bluff (2010) 31 copias
Wolf's Edge (2011) 8 copias
Killer Lake (2019) 6 copias
The Christmas Wolf (2011) 4 copias
Wolf's Cut (2014) 4 copias
Wolf's Deal (2019) 3 copias
Wolf's Deal 2 copias

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Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Género
male
Nacionalidad
USA

Miembros

Reseñas

Really liked this book so much that I bought the first book and the next three. It's a detective story, a horror story with action, suspense, mystery. Iy hit all of my spots especially having a werewolf detective.
 
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GGmaSheila | otra reseña | Feb 5, 2023 |
Cliffhanger of an ending!
 
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bm2ng | Apr 9, 2019 |
Savage but the insight provided into Viet Nam PTSD and the sex slave trade were interesting. He is a very good story teller AND writer. That is rare!
 
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bm2ng | otra reseña | Apr 9, 2019 |
In Wolf’s Trap, Nick Lupo is a homicide detective and a werewolf, two things that one don’t necessarily go together, but certainly an interesting combination. As you might expect, Nick has a tortured past. Some of the things he did continue to haunt him as he adjusts to his dual nature. Most notably of the things that haunt him is inadvertently killing Caroline Stewart while in wolf form when he was college. She was both his professor and lover. Now, years later, her brother, Martin, a crazed serial killer, is stalking Nick in a quest to avenge his sister. In reality, he’s so demented that revenge is only a small part of his deal. He starts off by killing Nick’s neighbor and sending him messages, then continues to kill those around Nick.

I liked the chase between Lupo and the killer. It was a two-sided chase as Lupo tries to hunt down and arrest or kill Martin, while Martin is doing his best to implement psychological warfare on the werewolf/detective. Lupo is a well-developed character with lots of nuances. There was a duality to his character as he straddled two worlds. The one aspect of the novel that I didn’t like was that Martin and some of the other villain characters weren’t as well-developed and lacked believability. There was good action, a well-developed story line, and good drama. For horror fans, this novel is well-worth reading, and I look forward to reading more Nick Lupo stories in the future.
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Carl_Alves | 2 reseñas más. | Jul 6, 2015 |

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Obras
25
También por
7
Miembros
307
Popularidad
#76,700
Valoración
½ 3.6
Reseñas
8
ISBNs
21

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