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Talulla Rising

By: Glen Duncan
Narrated by: Penelope Rawlins
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After the death of her lover, Jake, Talulla Demetriou is the last living werewolf. And she's on the run. Pregnant, grieving, and with only her human familiar Cloquet helping her keep one step ahead of the Hunt, Talulla flees to a remote Alaskan lodge to have her child in secret. The birth leaves her ravaged, but with her infant son in her arms it looks as if the worst is over. Until the door bursts open – and she discovers that the worst is only just beginning… Talulla is plunged into a race against time to save her son. Tormented by guilt and fuelled by rage, she is pursued by deadly forces – from a psychotic new WOCOP leader to blood-drinking religious fanatics and (rumour has it) the oldest living vampire on earth.

Hopeless odds. Unless, of course, a mother's love for her child turns out to be the deadliest force of all…

©2012 Glen Duncan (P)2012 Canongate Books
Fiction Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Fantasy Wolf Werewolf Shifter

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Not sure how this novel would work if you hadn't read (or listened to) the first, "The Last Werewolf", but I really enjoyed it, and am looking forward to the next!

A good listen

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Don't listen to this or read this review, until you've heard the first one, "The Last Werewolf".



Talulla is ready to give birth, but is still grieving, in fact she doesn't feel like she can bond with her child once it arrives. The vampires are still looking for her and it's almost a full moon.

Howling Sequel

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Great continuation of the Last Werewolf story - a fully realised fantasy with consistent vision, strong characters and beautiful, interesting writing. Feels like a third act is required!

satisfying sequel

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This is the second book in the trilogy I have the first two but sadly you can't get hold of the third book (By Blood we Live) on Audiobook (I am dyslexic so find the book hard to follow if I read it). Hoping one day they will release it here!

Superb

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I enjoyed the first book but the 2nd seem a little focused on the sex. That aside it is entertaining... a little more of Remshee would have been good, though his introduction did cause plot gaps, when you realise what he let happen...
but I was entertained.

Not for prudes

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