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Feral: A Novel of Werewolf Horror

Feral: A Novel of Werewolf Horror

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Eclectic Reader
5.0 out of 5 stars“The Mark of the Varcolac”
December 26, 2017
Feral (Original edition, 2012; revised 2017; 389 pp.) is writer Matt Serafini’s terrifying nod to werewolf lore. It begins with a bang as Amanda Church appears to have reached her mission’s goal in a motel in a rural part of western Massachusetts: the brutal assassination of three individuals: two naked and entangled in sex, the other mutilated and nearing death, but anticipating a sort of rebirth. The bullet-ridden bodies prove not to be enough, however, when Amanda discovers a marked map amidst the blood-splattered motel room, and she decides she has more to do and heads for the denoted destination on the map: Greifsfield, MA.

Greifsfield, MA—a vacation home away from college for friends Jack Markle and Allen Taylor, enjoying a less than blissful time with their girlfriends Lucy Eastman, Elizabeth Luna (their hostess), and an unforgiving and very needy ex-girlfriend, Molly Perkins. It will be a summer break none of them will forget.

Now the author of four novels and a short story collection, Matt Serafini has revised his debut novel, Feral, declaring the new edition is “Tighter, meaner, and ready to eat your face off.” No truer words have been stated. After the dynamic start to Feral, Serafini lulls his readers with nearly sixty pages introducing his quartet of main characters. The dialogue and events are realistic and captivating, but all comes to a crashing halt with some of the most explicit, bloody, visceral horror that will make the most jaded horror reader cringe.

Combining fear and sex is an age-old tradition within the horror genre and one that Serafini not only employs in Feral, but has mastered. The term “blood lust” reaches new and terrifying heights in Feral.

As Serafini propels his story forward, readers firmly grasped by the throat, he employs some very effective storytelling. Passages of sanity and true-to-life interactions with personal trauma and dilemmas for the characters (one character, in particular, faces a despicable and unfortunately very sad predicament that only worsens as the novel progresses) are intruded upon by one nightmare scenario after another until the novel becomes one of relentless terror.

Serafini adheres to some traditional werewolf lore such as a person who is bitten by a werewolf and survives becoming a shape-shifter and Serafini vividly describes the agonizing “turning” from human to wolf-creature. The aberrant beings have abilities far keener in wolf form than when they are human with incredible sense of smell, hearing, and taste (and one might add various varieties of hunger to that list). Serafini’s werewolves, however, also transform at will, generally during severely emotional periods if they lose their self-control and once control is lost, the results are horrific. Like real wolves, Serafini’s werewolves are pack animals (willingly or not) and most memorably, Matt’s werewolves don’t just rip and tear their victims in unmerciful rage—the creatures fill their stomachs with their victim’s flesh, organs, and blood—with ravenous zeal.

As Feral progresses the four ostensibly friends and to a lesser extent Molly, are caught up in a storm including suicide, disappearances, and duplicity as previously assumed loyalty, friendships, and love are tested, and victims become victimizers with no apparent reliable or willing person or persons to turn to for help in town. With the arrival of Amanda Church on the scene as well as the introduction of other characters and the revelation of a fantastic, nefarious subplot, it becomes apparent that a greater and more widespread and organized threat (as well as opposition) is afoot than readers previously imagined, or humankind has ever experienced. Hatred, jealousy, adversarial relations, the desire for revenge, and new love—both natural and unnatural—all play their parts in many of the characters’ motivations—some of it stemming from age old conflicts.

Fearl is a take-no-hostages kind of tale with Serafini serving up adrenalin-filled scene after scene with never a moment’s rest. The only thing greater than the novel’s huge body count is the even greater number of torn and ripped body parts and “chunks of flesh” littering the pages and Greifsfield. Maintaining the level of horror that Serafini does through the many pages of the book is a feat unto itself; such material is usually regulated to a novella-length work. Cliché as it may be, Feral simply is not for the faint of heart, but it is tremendous, visually hair-raising, exciting read.
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Mike
3.0 out of 5 starsBlood and Guts meets Wolf Soft Porn
February 19, 2019
I have been reading horror books for over 44 years starting with the original "Wolfman" back in the 1960's. This book is as one critique stated with it being a "30 Days of Night" combination with other past movies revealing what monsters are really; or what we think they should be like, bloodthirsty, no mercy, sex pots. I loved the opening chapter but the book slows down for way too much character development; just give us a snapshot and get on with it!!! Please! When this book finally took off it was hard for me to put down; regardless of all the sex and soft porn, because as an author I really like, Glen Duncan, says in his werewolf books, "....a werewolf is built to kill, eat, and have have sex..." I toned down the "have sex" part; he used the "F" word. Well this book "Feral" has plenty of just that; maybe too much. I still give it 3 stars because of the over kill on character development and getting to wordy in details throughout the book. Takes away from the original story of a couple of ancient werewolves planting themselves in a resort area of New England with one of the beast's mission is to turn the town into a howling mass of oversexed creatures that will do his bidding. Enter a secret group who's mission through the Church is to destroy them as quickly as possible. Watch "An American Werewolf in Paris", "30 Days of Night", and the new version of "The Wolfman" and you will basically have this book.
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Mike
3.0 out of 5 starsBlood and Guts meets Wolf Soft Porn
February 19, 2019
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I have been reading horror books for over 44 years starting with the original "Wolfman" back in the 1960's. This book is as one critique stated with it being a "30 Days of Night" combination with other past movies revealing what monsters are really; or what we think they should be like, bloodthirsty, no mercy, sex pots. I loved the opening chapter but the book slows down for way too much character development; just give us a snapshot and get on with it!!! Please! When this book finally took off it was hard for me to put down; regardless of all the sex and soft porn, because as an author I really like, Glen Duncan, says in his werewolf books, "....a werewolf is built to kill, eat, and have have sex..." I toned down the "have sex" part; he used the "F" word. Well this book "Feral" has plenty of just that; maybe too much. I still give it 3 stars because of the over kill on character development and getting to wordy in details throughout the book. Takes away from the original story of a couple of ancient werewolves planting themselves in a resort area of New England with one of the beast's mission is to turn the town into a howling mass of oversexed creatures that will do his bidding. Enter a secret group who's mission through the Church is to destroy them as quickly as possible. Watch "An American Werewolf in Paris", "30 Days of Night", and the new version of "The Wolfman" and you will basically have this book.
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1.0 out of 5 starsI couldn't finish it - it was a morass of ...
March 10, 2018
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I couldn't finish it - it was a morass of unlikable, overly-horny characters nattering at each other for page upon page upon page. Also the author clearly has a foot fetish which, yuck, no thanks.
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5.0 out of 5 stars“The Mark of the Varcolac”
December 26, 2017
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Feral (Original edition, 2012; revised 2017; 389 pp.) is writer Matt Serafini’s terrifying nod to werewolf lore. It begins with a bang as Amanda Church appears to have reached her mission’s goal in a motel in a rural part of western Massachusetts: the brutal assassination of three individuals: two naked and entangled in sex, the other mutilated and nearing death, but anticipating a sort of rebirth. The bullet-ridden bodies prove not to be enough, however, when Amanda discovers a marked map amidst the blood-splattered motel room, and she decides she has more to do and heads for the denoted destination on the map: Greifsfield, MA.

Greifsfield, MA—a vacation home away from college for friends Jack Markle and Allen Taylor, enjoying a less than blissful time with their girlfriends Lucy Eastman, Elizabeth Luna (their hostess), and an unforgiving and very needy ex-girlfriend, Molly Perkins. It will be a summer break none of them will forget.

Now the author of four novels and a short story collection, Matt Serafini has revised his debut novel, Feral, declaring the new edition is “Tighter, meaner, and ready to eat your face off.” No truer words have been stated. After the dynamic start to Feral, Serafini lulls his readers with nearly sixty pages introducing his quartet of main characters. The dialogue and events are realistic and captivating, but all comes to a crashing halt with some of the most explicit, bloody, visceral horror that will make the most jaded horror reader cringe.

Combining fear and sex is an age-old tradition within the horror genre and one that Serafini not only employs in Feral, but has mastered. The term “blood lust” reaches new and terrifying heights in Feral.

As Serafini propels his story forward, readers firmly grasped by the throat, he employs some very effective storytelling. Passages of sanity and true-to-life interactions with personal trauma and dilemmas for the characters (one character, in particular, faces a despicable and unfortunately very sad predicament that only worsens as the novel progresses) are intruded upon by one nightmare scenario after another until the novel becomes one of relentless terror.

Serafini adheres to some traditional werewolf lore such as a person who is bitten by a werewolf and survives becoming a shape-shifter and Serafini vividly describes the agonizing “turning” from human to wolf-creature. The aberrant beings have abilities far keener in wolf form than when they are human with incredible sense of smell, hearing, and taste (and one might add various varieties of hunger to that list). Serafini’s werewolves, however, also transform at will, generally during severely emotional periods if they lose their self-control and once control is lost, the results are horrific. Like real wolves, Serafini’s werewolves are pack animals (willingly or not) and most memorably, Matt’s werewolves don’t just rip and tear their victims in unmerciful rage—the creatures fill their stomachs with their victim’s flesh, organs, and blood—with ravenous zeal.

As Feral progresses the four ostensibly friends and to a lesser extent Molly, are caught up in a storm including suicide, disappearances, and duplicity as previously assumed loyalty, friendships, and love are tested, and victims become victimizers with no apparent reliable or willing person or persons to turn to for help in town. With the arrival of Amanda Church on the scene as well as the introduction of other characters and the revelation of a fantastic, nefarious subplot, it becomes apparent that a greater and more widespread and organized threat (as well as opposition) is afoot than readers previously imagined, or humankind has ever experienced. Hatred, jealousy, adversarial relations, the desire for revenge, and new love—both natural and unnatural—all play their parts in many of the characters’ motivations—some of it stemming from age old conflicts.

Fearl is a take-no-hostages kind of tale with Serafini serving up adrenalin-filled scene after scene with never a moment’s rest. The only thing greater than the novel’s huge body count is the even greater number of torn and ripped body parts and “chunks of flesh” littering the pages and Greifsfield. Maintaining the level of horror that Serafini does through the many pages of the book is a feat unto itself; such material is usually regulated to a novella-length work. Cliché as it may be, Feral simply is not for the faint of heart, but it is tremendous, visually hair-raising, exciting read.
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Tracy Robinson
4.0 out of 5 starsBrutal, Gory Read. Enjoyed it!
October 9, 2019
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I often purchase books I hear other, trusted readers raving about on Twitter. Well, as often as I can. Feral is one of these books. Prior to reading this one, I read Serafini’s Ocean Grave (4 stars) and Rites of Extinction (my 5 star review for this book is right here). I think I purchased this book somewhere between these reads and then this past August I picked up more of Serafini’s titles directly from him at Scares that Care. Because when I click with an author’s writing style, I latch on. I need them all.

I am still a newbie when it comes to werewolf fiction. If you’ve been following my reviews, you might remember that I started reading them this year, first with Carnivorous Lunar Activities by Max Booth III and then Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones. All three about werewolves; all wildly (ha!) different and special. Feral is an entertaining and brutal read. There are some scenes in this book that made me cringe in revulsion. I remember thinking WHAT IS HAPPENING?!

Here’s the thing. Fellow reviewer and horror author Cameron Chaney mentions in his video review that the depravity in this novel really does make sense. Their humanity is stripped away, so what’s left? I completely agree. If their sense of self is shredding, then anything and everything is fair game. Serafini delivers whether the reader is ready for it or not. Spoiler (not really): you won’t be ready for it, but if you’re like me, you’ll dig it.

One final note before you go. In the three books I have read by this author so far, he manages to have female characters that are absolutely amazing in one way or another. This book is no exception. While a couple of girls might be wolf fodder, there are no weepy damsels in distress when it comes to the main attraction. There is a villain that makes my teeth curl and a “take-no-crap, I’ve got this handled” heroine ala Private Vasquez. These ladies are glorious and I ADORE reading about female characters written so well.

Stay tuned for more of my reviews of Serafini’s work and whatever he comes up with next. I can’t wait
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MsNalla
3.0 out of 5 starsGrossed me out yet I could not put it down....
July 3, 2013
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***Solid 3.75 Stars***

This book was by far the most gory, gross, incestuous book I've read. This story holds the most scary, insane and depraved acts that a mind could possibly think up & beyond. There were so many times while reading this book, where this was me...
*Covers mouth* -"I just threw up in my mouth a little bit"

Even though I was not really invested in any of the characters here or their plight per se, I must tip my hat to you Mr. Matt Serafini. You've managed to do what many, many authors have failed to do when it comes to me and this fact; you managed to keep me interested anyway.

The writing in this story was on point in many aspects. From the execution, to the way this story unfolds and how certain things come together nicely. Clean, tight & believable. With the exception of a few minor mistakes within the plot. (Ages of certain characters to be specific)

The words here are so descriptive but without being too wordy or long winded. It puts you in the center of it all. In the forefront of everything that is going on around these characters. You see as you read, everything unfold as if you are watching it on a movie screen. This I love. And this is what kept me involved.

So many twist & turns. So many frightening encounters. So much death to witness here. If you are looking for the werewolf, those sexy, loving beasts we have grown accustomed to seeing in books and movies, don't look here. You will be disappointed. This book, in no way does it cater to the fairy tale side of our hearts. The side that wants to keep the beauty of these animalistic beasts while molding a part of them to fit our desire for what compassion, love, & integrity look like. This book shows you the real with no apologies. And just how ugly and dangerous things can be.

Despite my queasy stomach, this book would have easily been a 5 star read for me. If only I could have fallen in love with any one of the characters, cared for them in some way shape or form. But sadly I didn't or couldn't. Although there was one scene with Lucy & Jack that kinda had me teary eyed a bit. This story I wouldn't say ends with a cliffhanger really, but more of a very wide open door of "What's gonna happen next?"

That being said, no one should be deprived of Mr. Serafini's writing skills. I definitely think this is a book worth reading and if your stomach & dreams can handle it, I would recommend it :)
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Timothy A Feely
5.0 out of 5 starsA great Werewolf novel
September 25, 2016
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Feral was a real blast to read. This is a first novel and there are some minor editing issues but they did not take away from my enjoyment of this book. The strongest part of this book is the action and the plot. The characters are not the most sympathetic of all time but I still found myself liking them. I was glad that I enjoyed the "bad" characters as well as the "good" ones. There is plenty of action and gore that kept the book moving quickly. I enjoyed the backstory on one of the main characters and would love to read more books set in this universe. Overall this was a very fun book to read with lots of the mayhem that I love. The author is very talented and I look forward to reading more books by him. This is highly recommended.
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Jan Kuns Zimmerman
5.0 out of 5 starsWhat a wild ride
October 5, 2019
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I bought this book awhile ago and it has been on my kindle fire waiting for me to read it. Be warned that this is a very gory, violent, and brutal read. Not to mention plenty of sex and orgies. That being said, I couldn't put it down once I started turning the pages. The book cover on mine must be the original because it is a frightening wolf's head, mouth open, snarling lips with large fangs, dripping red blood. That alone scared me so much that I just knew that Feral was going to be an adrenalin rush from start to finish. It did not disappoint.
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Nancy
1.0 out of 5 starsCould not finish it.
August 1, 2018
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Really tried to get into this book. Characters are all so unlikable, one dimensional, and unrealistic i hoped they all died! Ton of sex which is fine but it felt like it was thrown in for no reason. I finish books 99% of the time but had to concede on this one. Waste of time and money.
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LadyHawke
1.0 out of 5 starsNot what I wanted
March 30, 2018
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I've read many werewolf books that are amazing from beginning to end. This book disappointed me so much that I didn't even finish it. I took a loss, money wise. I can highly recommend other werewolf books that are great and I was not disappointed.
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Ken McWilliams
5.0 out of 5 starsMust Read for Werewolf Fans
June 9, 2018
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Matt Serafini has written a masterpiece of werewolf lore. It boils down to a werewolf planning to bring the species out of the shadows by offering humans the opportunity to join his pack. A couple of werewolf hunters, working for a shadowy organization, stop his plans of course, but you can tell that a sequel is on the way to wrap up loose ends. There is a lot of action, kinky sex, and mythology guaranteed to keep the reader invested until the last page.
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