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The Curse of the Wendigo (The Monstrumologist #2)

Rick Yancey

Hardcover | Pages: 424 pages

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Original Title:	The Curse of the Wendigo
ISBN:	141698450X (ISBN13: 9781416984504)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.rickyancey.com/books/the-monstrumologist
Series:	The Monstrumologist #2
Characters:	Pellinore Warthrop, Will Henry

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While attempting to disprove that Homo vampiris, the vampire, could exist, Dr. Warthrop is asked by his former fiancé to rescue her husband from the Wendigo, a creature that starves even as it gorges itself on human flesh, and which has snatched him in the Canadian wilderness. Although Warthrop also considers the Wendigo to be fictitious, he relents and rescues her husband from death and starvation, and then sees the man transform into a Wendigo.

Can the doctor and Will Henry hunt down the ultimate predator, who, like the legendary vampire, is neither living nor dead, whose hunger for human flesh is never satisfied?

This second book in The Monstrumologist series explores the line between myth and reality, love and hate, genius and madness.

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Title	:	The Curse of the Wendigo (The Monstrumologist #2)
Author	:	Rick Yancey
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 424 pages
Published	:	October 12th 2010 by Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers (first published October 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Horror. Young Adult. Fantasy. Historical. Historical Fiction. Paranormal

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SWEDISH REVIEW Med står förtjusning gav jag mig i kast att läsa Wendigons förbannelse, uppföljaren till Monstrumologen som jag läste några månader sedan. Jag älskar att läsa gotisk skräck och denna serie har blivit en favorit för min del och jag var nyfiken på vad Doktor Warthrop och Will Henry skulle utsättas för denna gång?I första boken fick vi lärt känna Doktor Warthrop och Will Henry, deras bakgrundshistoria, varför Will bor och arbetar för Doktor Warthrop. I Wendigons förbannels får vi

Reread as of February 6 2016.It's almost Valentines Day and of course, I did read a book with a love story...*suddenly burst into tears* GOD I'M SO STUPID... *tries to get back the lost dignity*Alright, so when I said "a book with a love story", I'm not lying. The Curse of the Wendigo did have a love story in this one. It was a different love story because....*cries again*I need to stop. Have you guys heard of "When She Loved Me" by SARAH MCLACHLAN? If not then click here to listen. I can say



This is listed as YA fantasy so, okay... but as noted when I reviewed the first in this series, be sure your "youth" is mature enough or ready for these.Steven King in Danse Macabre mentioned that when writing he always wanted to go for pure terror, if he couldn't achieve that he'd settle for horror, but failing that he (in his words) wasn't proud, he'd go for the "gross-out". These books come very close to being wall to wall gross out. Just be aware of that. Where the fist book book gave us

Highly recommend the audiobooks for this series!

August 25, 2015:God damn bless Rick Yancey for writing this absolutely amazing series. I've read it three times already and I can tell it's one of those that can be read and reread and it will never get old. It should not be surprising then to hear me say it's my absolute favourite book series. I'm also not exaggerating when I say it kind of changed my life and affected me in a slightly personal way. Really, if you have not read this, I know not what you have been doing with your lives up

If I could describe my opinion of this book in one word, that word would be dualistic. It feels like The Curse of the Wendigo is made up of two books: one I loved, and one I didn't. Thus, my feelings toward it are currently one huge, messy, emotional ball of contradiction and ambivalence. Let's start with the synopsis, giving away as little as possible: Will Henry and Doctor Warthrop are off once again, only this time their location is much more wild- the Canadian bush- and their quarry is much