Angol
A full moon. A film crew. And a killer hiding in plain sight.
When American journalist Savannah Jeffers arrives at a lavish Irish estate in Clonfey, she's expecting a harmless assignment: write a puff piece on the set of a teen werewolf film.
Instead, she's greeted by a lead actress who wants her gone, a director who wants a glowing report (facts optional), and a Scandinavian heartthrob who may or may not be considering legal action after a brief... misunderstanding.
In short, she's off to a rocky start.
But behind the scenes, the crew has bigger problems than bad reviews and bruised egos. One of the cast members has been receiving increasingly unsettling threats. And only Savannah seems to take them seriously.
Then a body turns up in the woods. Cause of death? Werewolf attack.
Apparently.
Stuck in a 16th-Century manor house full of suspects, simmering grudges, and too many secrets to count, Savannah will have to separate fact from fiction before the murderer decides to write their own killer sequel.
