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# The Last Werewolf

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## Customer Reviews

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    Nice plot, shame about the sex scenes
  

*by J***F on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 March 2014*

Another reviewer remarked that this book is marred by 'excessive verbiage and gratuitous sex'. I agree. And yet...I did enjoy it. It took a while to get into because as others have remarked the author does seem determined to metaphorically club his readers over the head with his extensive vocabulary and although it's diverting at first to keep referring to the Kindle dictionary, it gets rather wearisome after a while. Even so, there was enough in the story to keep me reading and once it got into its stride I was charmed by the humour and intrigued enough to want to know how it ended. Jake was a sympathetic lead character- I couldn't help but be won over by a werewolf who found himself unable to kill a male model because he was 'too absurd'. Ellis was an amusing villain and I liked the way the vampires skated round the edges of the novel giving just enough to the plot to make it more interesting.Tallula was less interesting. She was the typical female lead character that's really only there for the male lead to worship and have sex with. I found the sex scenes crude and the language used to describe them schoolboyishly offensive. Neither I nor any of my female friends refer to our genitalia by the 'c' word - I'm sure some women do, but I suspect they're in the minority. It's not big and it's not clever, however much some men would like to believe otherwise. A pity because otherwise this was a fun book to read.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Breathes delicious new life into the supernatural genre
  

*by E***. on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 October 2011*

I bought this book in the middle of a tide of rave reviews from my fellow book bloggers - and happily, the hype turned out to be justified.  It isn't the best book I've ever read, but it IS beautifully written, deftly plotted and extremely compelling.It is written in the form of an ongoing memoir belonging to Jake Marlowe, and begins at the moment he discovers another of his kind has just been killed, officially making him the last living werewolf on earth.  Throughout his life the Hunt has been gradually chasing them down, one by one, and now, 200 years old, lonely and sick of the endless running and monthly bloodbath, Jake is ready to give up and go willingly.  But before the next full moon arrives, when he plans to walk into his own death at the hands of the Hunt's top agents, everything is turned upside down.  His friend is murdered, devious supernatural schemes start to surface, and he falls in love for the first time in his werewolf life.  Suddenly he has something to live for - and he'll do anything to hold onto it.  After all, life is all there is...If you pick this book up looking for teen romance and high-school thrills, you'll be sorely disappointed.  This is literary fiction all the way - and definitely for the adult reader!  It's bloody, provocative and downright filthy, yet it's written in the most exquisite, poetic language that flows like water.  The only thing I didn't like was the repeated use of the 'c' word, not because of any moral objection, but because in sexual references it just sounds so horrible.  A male-writer thing, perhaps.  That aside, this is a fantastic, gripping read that expertly walks the fine line between gritty and gorgeous to build a novel that really sets itself apart from the supernatural pack (*groans*).  Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Well-Read Werewolf
  

*by V***D on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 April 2013*

I have never known Canongate Books to produce a bad book, and Glen Duncan's "The Last Werewolf" is no exception.  This is a really smart, intelligent, witty, literary version of the werewolf story and I loved it.  Jake Marlowe, The Last Werewolf of the title, is marvellously world-weary and just killing time until someone gets him with the silver bullet, until he discovers that he's not quite so alone as he first thought and suddenly has a reason for living.  The action is fast-paced and exciting, with just the right amount of gore for the genre, and some really high quality writing.  What I loved most about this book was the literariness of it.  Duncan makes a really effective comparison between the craft of writing and the craft of "Wulf" finding "the where and the when and the who of the kill"; he consciously cites literary icon Susan Sontag's hypothesis that "something else is always going on" simultaneously with the main narrative voice and asks "the hell literature faces every day.  It's a wonder anyone writes.)" and calls on other literary traditions (gently evoking Jane Eyre with his, "Reader, I ate him.")  He pokes fun at his reader, asking if they're paying attention, hinting at current literary trends for a dark ending and accusing them of missing cues (You who consider yourself so well-read) (I may have misquoted that - I couldn't find the actual quote in the book, sorry).  Jake as the narrator is refreshingly cynical, by turns offensive and lyrical, always having a neat turn of phrase to hand, crude and very well-read.  I was less enamoured of the latter character of Tallula.  She spoke too much in Jake's voice.  In some parts I was left wondering if the narrative had flipped back to him again.  I also don't like sequels - the last part of my Kindle edition was a preview of "Tallula Rising".  I've got to say it put me off a bit - but that's just me.  The Last Werewolf, in my opinion, should have been exactly that.Final point - I loved the way Jake's last stand was in Beddgelert with a 4x4 driver called Llewellyn - practically the only thing Beddgelert is famous for is the grave of a large dog (Prince Llewellyn's if I'm not much mistaken).  It was a neat way to end the story.

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