"Where Avenging Autumn had a tender love story at it's base, The Wintermen is a father trying hard to uncover the whereabouts of his son in a city that is crawling with rouge vampires and werewolves.
Dr. Harold Robinson's story is told from a first person point of view through a confession note and works to keep the action going in the first part of the book and when Frank finally meets up with Harold, the ensuing scene is one of the most violent and disturbing things I've ever read and I loved every minute.
All of this led up to the final four chapters which were non stop action and had me enthralled the entire time. I really could not put the book down."
Synopsis:
Frank Writeman's search for his son, Jack leads him to New York City, a major hot spot for unclaimed vampires. He soon partners up with Dr. Harold Robinson, a mentally unstable werewolf hunter, in an effort to find his son before the mysterious Wintermen, a race of mutated vampires who want to claim Jack for their own growing ranks. With Frank's fragile probation with the werewolves and Harold's tendency to shoot everything in sight, Jack's chances of being rescued grow more unlikely with every passing day.
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