The Magdeburg Trilogy

Best Book for Kids & Teens 2013, Canadian Children's Book Centre Winner, 34th Atlantic Writing Competition ****/4, Highly Recommended. "Kruger creates an imaginary but entirely believable world where ordinary citizens and werewolves co-exist." CM Magazine "I daresay that Kruger has written [werewolves] so well that it should become canon." Paper Droids Collector's Edition Features: Signed bookplate from the author Free eBook version "Kat's Cuts" behind-the-scenes with the author There s a darkness that lurks in the City of Light The night has teeth. The night has claws, and I have found them. Eyewitness account of the Wolf of Magdeburg, 1819 Seventeen-year-old Connor Lewis is chased by a memory. On his first day of kindergarten he bit a boy hard enough to scar the kid for life. Since then he s been a social outcast at a New York private school. Through an unexpected turn of good fortune, he lands a scholarship to study in Paris, where everything starts to look up. On the first day he befriends two military brats, and he may finally get a taste of what it s like to be a normal teenager. It doesn t last. His host family an alluring young tattoo artist and her moody, handsome boyfriend inadvertently introduce him to the underworld of werewolves where there are two types: the born and the bitten. Those born to it take the form of elegant wolves, while the latter are cursed to transform into the half-man, half-beast creatures of horror movies. The bitten rarely survive. Unfortunately, Connor is on the wanted list of a four hundred-year-old bitten human who s searching for both a cure and a means of wiping out werewolves for good. Connor s loyalties are tested as he becomes embroiled in a conflict where werewolves, mad science and teen angst collide. RATED T - Teen 13 and up: May contain violence, crude humour, suggestive themes and/or strong language. Alcohol - Reference to alcohol use Blood - Depiction of blood Violence - Includes scenes of violence"