The Wolfman, by Nicholas Pekearo

  How do books like this get this high a rating? The Wolfman is a pretentious first person narrative from the viewpoint of the werewolf, adding nothing to the genre, telegraphing all of the moves chapters ahead and ultimately being boring and uninteresting. It's basically Dexter (the books, not the excellent TV series first seasons) if he were a werewolf. Also kind of a punk retard.

  I don't want to spit all over Nicholas Pekearo here, he did write a book and it wasn't all bad, but it also was all not good. The main character comes off as an entitled prick, a coward who can't stand up to his principles, a boring werewolf, too. The story is simplistic and tedious. The world building is non existing. All of the characters, not only the main one, are weird annoying people who act like robots.

  No, this is something that, would it be the debut novel of an author, should get some "you can do better" encouragement and be done with it. I don't recommend it.

  P.S. I know that the guy was a cop and he was killed in the line of duty. R.I.P. But the book is still bad.