Wolf and Human, Predator and Prey...Blood and Chocolate!  Sep
29, 2002 Review by   Rated a Very Helpful Review
Pros:sympathetic heroine, incredible adaptation of werewolf
legends, great plot  Cons:pacing a bit rushed at the end  The
Bottom Line: A wild tale of the loup-garou subculture, Blood and
Chocolate is every bit as rich and sensual as the title
promises.  As a kid, I could never get enough stories of
vampires, ghosts and werewolves, and the hunger for such grisly
literary fare stayed with me. Annette Kurtis Klause's The Silver
Kiss, the story of a tortured vampire named Simon made a huge
impression when I was younger, and was my favorite book on
fictional vampires. Time passed, and I wasn't as diligent about
keeping up with favorite authors as I am now, so I was
pleasantly surprised to hear she'd written Blood and Chocolate
(in 1997, I'm a little slow about these things). This book
centers around the mythology of the loup-garou, or werewolf, and
I was happy to see that Klause's writing didn't disappoi