Always Gray in Winter by Mark J. Engels - Guest Blogger Book Review
Synopsis
A
distant daughter. A peculiar device. A family lineage full of secrets.
When werecat Pawlina Katczynski finally resurfaces, her location
previously unknown to anyone close to her, the reunion is short of
welcomed. Instead, she finds herself thrust tooth and nail—tooth and
claw—into a feud between opposing werecat clans as her family and their
enemies reignite a battle that has raged for years. Always Gray in
Winter invites the reader to join the feud and see if blood is truly
thicker than water...
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Jennifer's Review
Always Gray in Winter is a good book about a family that has an
affliction that allows them to do something really cool, but it also puts
them in danger. When the bad guys find out about it, they try to kill the
family in order to steal it to use on test subjects of their own.
What
is it and why is it so valuable? The book can be a bit confusing so
read it slowly.
3 stars.
Author Bio
Boyhood interests in
trains and electronics fostered Mark's career as an electrical engineer,
designing and commissioning signal and communications systems for
railroads and rail transit agencies across the United States. Along the
way Mark indulged his writing desire by authoring articles for rail and
transit industry trade magazines. Coupled with Mark's long-time
membership in anime, manga and anthropomorphic fandoms, he took up
writing genre fiction. Growing up in Michigan, never far from his
beloved Great Lakes, Mark and his wife today make their home in
Wisconsin with their son and a dog who naps beside him as he writes.
Mark is a member of Allied Authors of Wisconsin, one of the state's oldest writing collectives. He also belongs to the Furry Writer’s Guild, dedicated to supporting, informing, elevating, and promoting quality anthropomorphic fiction and its creators.
Mark is a member of Allied Authors of Wisconsin, one of the state's oldest writing collectives. He also belongs to the Furry Writer’s Guild, dedicated to supporting, informing, elevating, and promoting quality anthropomorphic fiction and its creators.
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