The Wolf's Hour [3/3] by Robert R. McCammon (Ted Stoddard)

The Wolf's Hour [3/3]
by Robert R. McCammon
Read by Ted Stoddard
This book was first published in 1989
Originally issued by NLS on cassette in 1998
Part 1 here: • The Wolf's Hour [1/3] ...
Part 2 here: • The Wolf's Hour [2/3] ...
Chapter list:
00:00:00 - (51) The Devil's Kingdom 01
00:24:44 - (52) The Devil's Kingdom 02
00:56:41 - (53) The Devil's Kingdom 03
01:20:08 - (54) The Devil's Kingdom 04
01:45:35 - (55) The Devil's Kingdom 05
01:58:34 - (56) The Devil's Kingdom 06
02:20:26 - (57) The Devil's Kingdom 07
02:38:33 - (58) The Devil's Kingdom 08
03:03:34 - (59) The Devil's Kingdom 09
03:26:23 - (60) Destiny 01
03:45:39 - (61) Destiny 02
04:07:58 - (62) Destiny 03
04:27:23 - (63) Destiny 04
04:54:04 - (64) Destiny 05
05:22:04 - (65) Destiny 06
05:44:09 - (66) Destiny 07
06:09:05 - (67) Destiny 08
06:34:51 - (68) Destiny 09
06:59:20 - (69) Destiny 10
07:28:59 - (70) Unforeseen Circumstances 01
07:35:39 - (71) Unforeseen Circumstances 02
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[@clinerandalee3789]

This is my favorite McCammon story. I have read it about 6 times. So exciting to listen! Thanks!

[@simondancaster8334]

Cheers for the upload. Nazis, secret agents and werewolves - you can’t go wrong 😄 It brings to mind those brilliant French graphic novels with occult WW2 themes. The best parts were the werewolf clan in Russia, but the WW2 adventures were a mixed bag. I hate it when characters make stupid decisions to put them in danger, or when villains don’t just put a bullet in the brains of heroes whom they’ve captured for the nth time. A bit Austin Powers. Plus the big plan was a tad daft. It would never have worked. I was expecting an atomic, primitive dirty bomb due to the Norway (heavy water!) connection. Still, enjoyable enough and the good parts were a treat.

[@krypticproc767]

Thanks. Ive listened to a lot of stories you posted. May I ask where you get them from. Another thing, when I was in rehab a guy brought hellrasier to watch. I liked the movie and stuff, at that time I read books there to pass time because no TV or phones allowed. Anyway I listen to audiobooks at work now and clive barker, I knew that name was familiar. So I listened to most of clive barker stories. Once again thanks for the post I appreciate it, I listen to them at work mostly helps the day go by while listening to great stories.

[@krypticproc767]

Holy god was the form of a werewolf when he desended upon man. Ripping the flesh of corrupted holy spirits. Only to realize he was the one that created.

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