Werewolf versus Dragon


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The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Beasts (RSPCB) operates a rescue center for werewolves, dragons, fairies, giants, sea monsters, and other fantastical creatures. The RSPCB has stopped crimes against beasts, but there are still some people out there who will do anything to get their hands on one of these mythic animals . . . even if that means crossing the members of the RSPCB. In the first book, Werewolf versus Dragon, a dragon’s mangled body arrives at the RSPCB, and the Society knows that they’ve got a real monster on their hands. Ulf, a werewolf-boy, and his friends must stop the most evil beast hunter before it’s too late. The adventure continues in the second book, Sea Monsters and Other Delicacies, for Ulf and his friends, Orson the giant, Tiana the Fairy, and Dr. Fielding. A sea monster has suffered a life-threatening injury, and it looks like the evil Baron Marackai is back—and this time beasts are on the menu. Ulf must stop him again—the future of the RSPCB depends on it.




Bang Goes a Troll


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It's A Troll Hunt! When a messenger bat arrives at the RSPCB, boy-werewolf Ulf receives a warning that beasts are in trouble in the wild. Unaware of the danger he is facing, Ulf soon uncovers foul play: A rare colony of trolls is being smoked out from their caves to be used as game in an evil beast-hunting preserve. It's up to Ulf to save the day!




A Beastly Business


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A petty criminal searching for treasure gets more than he bargained for in the form of werewolves -- and General Charles Kirk fo British Foreign Intelligence!




The Big Beast Sale: An Awfully Beastly Business


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ULF'S MOST DANGEROUS MISSION YET! Beasts are on the loose in Capitol City, terrifying the citizens, and now there's a call for beasts to be banished for good! Ulf is convinced the evil Baron Marackai is behind it, with his plans to bring back the beast trade - but can he prove it? The future of ALL beasts depends on him…




Battle of the Zombies: An Awfully Beastly Business


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In the RSPCB's most dangerous mission to date, Ulf the werewolf visits a haunted castle to investigate some very spooky goings-on. But little does he know that he's heading into a trap: the evil Baron Marackai is lying in wait with a beastly plan - and this time he's got help from the dead! Can Ulf unravel the ghostly mystery, or will he end up as zombie food? The future of the RSPCB depends on him...




The Crusader


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New Wine


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Whose Body?


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Whose Body? A Lord Peter Wimsey Novel by Dorothy L. Sayers is an excellent example of classic detective fiction. The novel follows Lord Peter Wimsey, a nobleman and amateur detective, as he investigates the mysterious death of an unknown man whose body is found in a London flat. The mystery deepens when Wimsey discovers that the man was wearing a pair of pajamas belonging to a wealthy financier who has recently gone missing. As Wimsey delves deeper into the case, he is forced to confront his own personal demons and reconcile his past. The novel is full of clever puzzles and red herrings that keep the reader guessing until the very end. Sayers' writing style is engaging and witty, and her characters are well-developed and believable. The novel is also full of interesting social commentary, as Wimsey's investigation takes him into the world of high society and exposes the hypocrisy and corruption of the upper classes. Whose Body? is a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction. It is a well-crafted mystery that will keep readers guessing until the very end. The novel is a great example of how detective fiction can be used to explore complex social issues and provide thought-provoking commentary.




Whose Body?


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Whose Body?, published in 1923, is the first in a long and very popular series of mystery novels written by Dorothy L. Sayers and featuring her aristocratic detective Lord Peter Wimsey. In this novel we are introduced to Wimsey, his imperturbable and multi-skilled butler Bunter, and his close friend Charles Parker of Scotland Yard as they come together to investigate an extremely mysterious incident: the naked body of a man, wearing a golden pince-nez, has been discovered in the bath of a bewildered tenant of a flat in Battersea. There’s a good deal of humor in the book, carefully balanced against the grim reality of murder. Whose Body? was well-received on first publication, and provided a basis for Sayer’s successful career as a novelist. In sum, she wrote some eleven Wimsey novels as well as several short stories featuring the characters. Nevertheless, it appears that she herself felt that her translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy was her greatest literary work. This book is part of the Standard Ebooks project, which produces free public domain ebooks.




The Witch's Head


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