Razed - Fannie Price

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Résumé :
A packless werewolf walks into a bar... it's not the opening to a bad joke, but when Amina is found on the side of the road covered in someone else's blood, her life turns into one. In the supernatural world of Chicago, Amina never expected her friend's wedding to be the catalyst for a waking nightmare. After transforming into a werewolf against her will, she awakens roadside, drenched in unfamiliar blood, and with no recollection of the events that left her there. While Amina struggles to piece together the fragments of her memory, her boyfriend, Beto, makes a chilling discovery... the brutal murders of two members from her mother's pack. Soon it becomes apparent that a mysterious and deadly threat is targeting the city's werewolves, and Amina is next on the list. Caught in a whirlwind of chaos, with every move tainted by danger, Amina's life begins to crumble around her. Desperate to help, Beto dives into her lethal world of fangs and claws. Together, they must uncover the truth behind the killings before it's too late. Amina and Beto must triumph over the forces conspiring against them, or fall victim to the darkness. Full of suspense and intrigue, Razed is a thrilling tale where love, betrayal, and survival collide in the shadows that lurk within the supernatural realm.

Biographie:
In her childhood, Fannie developed a love of writing and creature features. By the mid-90s, she discovered urban fantasy, and it quickly became her favorite genre to read. After noticing the lack of diversity in the female heroines of the genre she'd grown to adore, Fannie decided to use her writing skills to amplify the voices of Black female protagonists and other underrepresented people in the genre she loves. ...

Sommaire:
In her childhood, Fannie developed a love of writing and creature features. By the mid-90s, she discovered urban fantasy, and it quickly became her favorite genre to read. After noticing the lack of diversity in the female heroines of the genre she'd grown to adore, Fannie decided to use her writing skills to amplify the voices of Black female protagonists and other underrepresented people in the genre she loves. ...