The Forsaken Boy: A Werewolf Novel by Troy Tradup is a captivating and thrilling story of a young boy who discovers his true nature and struggles to survive in a hostile world. The novel combines elements of horror, fantasy, and coming-of-age genres to create a unique and engaging reading experience.
The protagonist of the novel is Sam, a half-white, half-Indian boy who lives in a small town in Montana in the 1920s. Sam is an outcast who faces discrimination and abuse from his peers and his stepfather. He has no friends and no hope for a better future. His only solace is his love for books and his fascination with wolves.
One night, Sam is attacked by a mysterious creature in the woods and survives with a bite mark on his arm. He soon realizes that he has been infected with a curse that transforms him into a werewolf every full moon. Sam has to deal with the physical and psychological changes that come with his new condition, as well as the dangers of being hunted by both humans and other werewolves.
The novel is a fast-paced and gripping read that keeps the reader hooked with its vivid descriptions, realistic characters, and suspenseful plot twists. The author does a great job of portraying the historical and cultural context of the setting, as well as the emotions and conflicts of the main character. The novel also explores themes such as identity, belonging, loyalty, and morality.
The Forsaken Boy is a highly recommended novel for fans of werewolf fiction and horror literature. It is a well-written and original story that will appeal to both young and adult readers.
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