During Eric Sharpe's senior year in high school, he prevents Jimmy Page, the school bully, from taking a student's lunch money. His decision to intervene begins a methodical deception. Unknown to Eric and the other students, Jimmy is slaughtered by two werewolves the evening before graduation and the deception will reach its climax one year later during the first full moon of summer. At that time numerous werewolves will sacrifice their lives, if necessary, while having one resolve...Kill Eric Sharpe. This is the first of four books in the "Howl" series and follows Eric's life as he is recruited by a private society to eliminate werewolves and vampires. The first sequel will be titled, Still Don't Give a Howl, since it is a continuation of the first book. Having a prominent religious background, David J. Deines applied his extensive religious knowledge when writing this novel. After all, such demonic beasts usually oppose the Christian God, Holy Bible and religions; thereby presenting the ultimate battles between good and evil.