Wolfsbane and Mistletoe: Hair-raising Holiday Tales: Library Edition

from jadedlioness

To say that some of these stories were strange is an understatement, however, that does not mean they weren't enjoyable. I found I prefered some stories to others, so there was a lot more variety in topic and writing style than previous anthologies I had read. Some of them had me laughing out lou...

from melissarochelle

I love to read Sookie Stackhouse stories...and this one definitely gives insight into her (creepy) grandfather. (I only read the Sookie story because it's the only one I care about. I'm sure the other stories are wonderful, especially if you like to read about werewolves.)

from Krumbs

This was a great quick read. Most of the stories were upbeat, a couple were creepy, only skipped through one that was dragging, and reading it outside of the holiday season wasn't much of a problem. Yes, each story dealt in some way with a warewolf and the holiday, but these writers were very cre...

from Shelen

This starts slowly, with a Charlayne Harris story I read in another anthology. But stick with, and you'll never look at Santa quite the same way again, or Rudolf for that matter. This is no treacly collection of feel-good holiday. It is a fun collection and introduced me to some authors I'm not f...

from Shelen

This starts slowly, with a Charlayne Harris story I read in another anthology. But stick with, and you'll never look at Santa quite the same way again, or Rudolf for that matter. This is no treacly collection of feel-good holiday. It is a fun collection and introduced me to some authors I'm not f...