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Dogs of War
ISBN 1-891799-26-6
13-Digit ISBN
978-1-891799-26-6
Softcover - $16.95
Pages: 300, Size 8.5 x 5.5
A Curse Shall Light Upon the Limbs of Men
As World War II rages on, a routine interrogation of a captured Nazi reveals the existence of “the box,” a potential prize too valuable to be ignored – especially by self-serving Allied brigands.
Recruited by the Major, eight battle-hardened commandos survive an intense aerial dogfight and drop into the French town of Le Coeur. Their mission: secure the mysterious and purportedly powerful box under guard at the city’s bank.
Fueled by desire, desperation and a host of personal demons, the soldiers intend to let nothing – especially four Nazi guards – stand between them and the object of their quest. But these are no ordinary guards. Having pledged themselves to do anything to further the Nazi cause, these four men turned their backs on the virtue of humanity to embrace the violence of the beast – they became werewolves.
Thus begins the war within the war, a battle for survival – and ultimate possession of the coveted “box.”
Steve Ruthenbeck has masterfully crafted what can be read as a simple yarn about Nazi werewolves stalking American soldiers, or as something much more. For the philosophical, Ruthenbeck provides plenty to ponder concerning the causes that drive seemingly good people to do bad things.
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