Description

From the pen of Gilbert Campbell, a master of Victorian sensational fiction and Gothic horror, comes a chilling and relentless tale of the primal terror that lurks just beyond the firelight.

The White Wolf of Kostopchin is set in the heart of a desolate, snowbound Russian village where fear is high. A relentless series of brutal attacks has convinced the villagers that they are being preyed upon by a formidable, ghostly White Wolf. Yet, the suspicion deepens that this creature is not merely a beast of the wild, but a local resident cursed by a neighbor who undergoes a terrifying, monstrous transformation under the moon. A desperate hunt ensues, forcing the community to confront the horrifying truth about the killer in their midst.

This atmospheric story is an essential read for fans of classic supernatural fiction, Gothic tales, and the enduring, blood-soaked lore of the werewolf.