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‘Like a hairier Buffy The Vampire Slayer, a big-hearted novel about finding your “pack” in unexpected places’ Marie Claire, Best Books of the Year

Brian, an aimless slacker in his twenties, has been struggling to manage his transition to adulthood almost as much as his monthly transitions to a werewolf. Really, he’s not great at the whole werewolf thing, and his recent murderous snaccidents have got his best friends Nik and Darby suspicious, and caught the attention of Tyler, a hot were-entrepreneur with a start-up idea for the mythological wellness market.

Tyler wants Brian to be part of his vision, but as the two get closer – and Brian drifts further from his friends – it becomes clear that Tyler’s plans are much more nefarious than a little lupine enlightenment…

Publisher Review

An ungodly joy from start to finish… A compelling, delicious satire and a tribute to friendship… The definition of reading for pleasure. We loved it. * Attitude Magazine * Funny and brilliantly observed… A story full of heart * The Skinny * Like a hairier Buffy The Vampire Slayer, a a big-hearted novel about finding your “pack” in unexpected places. Lovely * Marie Claire, Best Books of the Year * A zany twist on cult classic Fight Club… Cartoon violence and quip-laden dialogue jostle with socio-political commentary and a paean to the virtues of friendship * Daily Mail * There really aren’t enough novels about aimless, gay werewolves called Brian… * Sunday Times, Books to Watch in 2023 * Bored Gay Werewolf’s got blood, it’s got buddies… and it’s so much fun * Ainslie Hogarth, author of Motherthing * I ate this up. A clever and chaotic commentary on toxic masculinity, the self-improvement industry, and the grind of modern existence. This book is biting! * Emily Austin, author of Everyone In this Room Will Someday Be Dead *