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#31: The Howling III, by Gary Bradner
This book starts a new story instead of continuing the story from Howling I and Howling II, though it's set in the same area. Unfortunately, there's still a gratuitous sexual assault, though at least this time it occurs during the main plot instead of just being some pointless backstory. One thing I liked about this one is that it offered a different perspective, with one of the main characters being a sympathetic werewolf instead of just an evil monster.
This book starts a new story instead of continuing the story from Howling I and Howling II, though it's set in the same area. Unfortunately, there's still a gratuitous sexual assault, though at least this time it occurs during the main plot instead of just being some pointless backstory. One thing I liked about this one is that it offered a different perspective, with one of the main characters being a sympathetic werewolf instead of just an evil monster.