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The Wolf of Dorian Gray A Werewolf Spawned by the Evil of Man The Wolf of Dorian Gray Series Book 1 eBook Brian Ference

The wolf of Dorian Gray is Brian Ference's rendition of Oscar Wilde's famous classic (The Picture of Dorian Gray) With a dark and paranormal twist. Although I've never read the original, (I know, I know! I need to step up my classic's game!) I was still able to enjoy this book. You don't have to know the original story to enjoy this retelling but, obviously, I cannot compare the two.

This book is slow paced. I enjoyed taking my time to understand the story line, especially since I've never read the original. There were a few parts that dragged a bit for me but, fortunately, it didn't take long for my interest to spark back up. Good world building and all the main characters were developed well. I do wish there was more written about Sage, she's my favorite.

Just a warning: there are some graphic scenes in this (murder, sex, drug/alcohol use, etc). But not too many or anything too crazy IMO.

Overall, I think this is a pretty neat adult paranormal retelling. I'm interested to see if Dorian is ever able to save his soul and really change his ways or if he'll continue down his dark path and stay the monster that he's become.

*** I received this book in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Booktasters for introducing me to this author, and that you to Brian Terence for sending me an eBook copy of his work. ***


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The Wolf of Dorian Gray A Werewolf Spawned by the Evil of Man The Wolf of Dorian Gray Series Book 1 eBook Brian Ference Reviews

A delectable page turner. An excellent debut by Brian Ference. Full of excitement, anticipation, and rich scenery.
Excellent read!.. thrilling and kept me engaged until the end!.. a well written book ideal for reading on holidays !
Great Read the author keeps you glued to the pages. Highly recommend it. I don't read much and it kept me hooked to continue to read it.
This was a surprisingly good adaptation of an old classic. I enjoyed it, a good read. The author is creative in how he blends the familiar with the new. I would recommend this to anyone
If you have ever read the story of Dorian Gray and his portrait, this variation will interest you. Dorian is still a vapid and vain hedonist, but the extra supernatural element added in addition to the portrait's magic makes the story just enough different to make it worth reading. I have it only 4 stars because of some editing mistakes with word choice. I can't hear had grammar and wrong word use! Those make me cringe.
Brian Ference has written a great addition to the classic and has weaved a great addition with a 'werewolf' being instrumental within Dorian Grey's character and thoughts. I highly recommend it for those whom have read the original.
The 'soul' is the key element in this tale. Not often do readers have the opportunity to have a quality story in that he has placed a 'werewolf' (in this case) into excellent prose of the story.
Well worth reading!
Overall I really enjoyed this book. I didn't really know what to expect, and at first I wasn't sure how the werewolf fit in. There was one character that I also thought was maybe described a little too much in the book at first, but then later it made sense why she was featured as she was. I really found the last part of the book to start to gel everything together, and the end was cool because it finishes up the story, but you also feel like there is a lot there for a really great sequel.

One little nit pick - I know this is a period book, and I really could "hear" each of the characters while I read, but the word "quite" was a bit overused in the first half of the book, but by the second half, it wasn't noticeable. Great, fun read and so different from other werewolf books.
The wolf of Dorian Gray is Brian Ference's rendition of Oscar Wilde's famous classic (The Picture of Dorian Gray) With a dark and paranormal twist. Although I've never read the original, (I know, I know! I need to step up my classic's game!) I was still able to enjoy this book. You don't have to know the original story to enjoy this retelling but, obviously, I cannot compare the two.

This book is slow paced. I enjoyed taking my time to understand the story line, especially since I've never read the original. There were a few parts that dragged a bit for me but, fortunately, it didn't take long for my interest to spark back up. Good world building and all the main characters were developed well. I do wish there was more written about Sage, she's my favorite.

Just a warning there are some graphic scenes in this (murder, sex, drug/alcohol use, etc). But not too many or anything too crazy IMO.

Overall, I think this is a pretty neat adult paranormal retelling. I'm interested to see if Dorian is ever able to save his soul and really change his ways or if he'll continue down his dark path and stay the monster that he's become.

*** I received this book in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Booktasters for introducing me to this author, and that you to Brian Terence for sending me an eBook copy of his work. ***