Books with author Maxwell ANDERSON

Seamus Sullivan never asked to become a werewolf, but in this second book of the series he's adjusted well to undead life in a world where werewolves, plumed pirates, a Russian rogue, performing clowns, gourmet spaghetti sauce, and exploding toilets all have something in common-- love everlasting. Full of innocence and terror, surprises and amusements, WEREWOLF LOVE was written for every adventurous romantic who's ever wished that no death do us part.

Seamus Sullivan never asked to be a werewolf. He never even considered being a cop, that is until his childhood dream of becoming middleweight champion of the world is abruptly dashed by the jaws of a frothing lupus, commissioned to guard the gates of darkness deep beneath the bowels of Midtown Gardens Park. One chomp and Seamus is forever ushered into the world of the undead. No manual provided. With the assistance of a self-appointed guardian, Seamus is doing OK in his earthly afterlife, as long as he controls his Irish temper and adheres to lunar calendar scheduling, and peaceful park duty. But OK becomes a KO when Seamus finally meets and falls paws over heels for his mysterious phantom woman--Claudia the feisty, bright, and beautiful teenage Cuban clairvoyant. Happily ever after? If only undead were that simple. Add to the macabre mayhem Claudia's baseball Bomber brother, a moldy reporter, a vengeful mama, a questionable priest, a possessed mayor, a gaggle of ghosts, a president’s son, a Confucius groupie, and what do you get? You get a farcely funny ride to the Darkside and back.

Kettu, a young arctic fox, is sent into the wild on his own for the first time. He is frightened but exhilarated. He knows he will be tested, but he feels he is up to the challenge. No longer a child, he is ready to learn more about the world around him. His adventure takes a sudden turn, however. He finds an abandoned structure, and his curiosity leads him to explore it. His investigation ends up trapping him in an icy, underground world. And he soon discovers he's not alone.