The Black Werewolf of Detroit: An Urban Horror Novel

By day, it walks like a man.
By night, it hunts the city.

In the alleys behind abandoned buildings, beneath flickering streetlights and the hum of the city, something has been hunting-quietly, patiently, without mercy. People go missing. Sirens come too late. And the city keeps breathing.

Michael comes to Detroit with simple plans: to see his sister, to find work, to start over. He expects a hard city, not a hostile one. He doesn't expect the fear that seems to cling to certain streets-or the stories no one tells out loud.

Michael never believed in monsters.

As brutal killings begin to surface and Detroit's streets close in, the line between man and predator starts to blur. The city feels alive, watching, waiting-and the moon is watching him now.

Some horrors aren't born in the dark.
They're made there.
And survival demands a price.

Gritty, brutal, and unflinchingly atmospheric, THE BLACK WEREWOLF OF DETROIT reimagines werewolf horror for the modern city-where monsters don't lurk in forests, but in forgotten corners of concrete and steel.

This is not a story about heroes.
This is a story about what the city turns you into.

Perfect for fans of:

• Urban horror with a dark psychological edge
• Werewolf stories grounded in realism
• Gritty, atmospheric novels where the city is a character
• Readers who enjoy horror that lingers long after the final page