The Monster Novels: Stinger, The Wolf's Hour, and Mine

Whether writing Southern Gothic horror or reinventing the monster genre, World Fantasy and Bram Stoker award–winning author Robert R. McCammon proves himself a master of a wide spectrum of modern horror and dark fantasy. In these three novels, McCammon presents a terrifying predator from another world, a werewolf war hero, and two crazy moms you do not want to mess with.

Stinger—A New York Times Bestseller: When a monstrous alien bounty hunter crash-lands in a West Texas town seeking a young fugitive, the creature encloses the town in an inescapable dome to kill its prey. Now, the few survivors must band together to save the fugitive—who's taken the human form of a small girl—and themselves from annihilation.

"The ultimate horror novel." — Philadelphia Inquirer

The Wolf's Hour—A New York Times Bestseller: Michael Gallatin—master spy, Nazi hunter . . . and werewolf. As the Allies' secret weapon, the lycanthrope parachutes into occupied France to subvert a Nazi plan to thwart the D-Day invasion, code-named Iron Fist. Racing against time, Gallatin unleashes his claws against the Nazi threat.

"Richly detailed, intricately plotted, fast-paced historical suspense is enhanced by McCammon's unique take on the werewolf myth." — Publishers Weekly

Mine—A Bram Stoker Award Winner: Suffering from psychotic delusions of motherhood, former sixties radical and FBI fugitive Mary Terrell sneaks into the maternity ward of an Atlanta hospital and snatches a newborn baby. Burning with primal maternal fury, the baby's mother, Laura Clayborne, is going after Mary herself on a twisted and violent cross-country pursuit.

"Feverishly exciting . . . a page-whipping thriller." — Kirkus Reviews