Reading order
| # | Title | Published | Author | Buy on Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Last Werewolf | 2011 | Glen Duncan | Buy |
| 2 | Talulla Rising | 2012 | Glen Duncan | N/A |
| 3 | Talulla Rising / Bad Moon Rising | 2012 | Glen Duncan | Buy |
| 4 | By Blood We Live | 2014 | Glen Duncan | Buy |
The Last Werewolf (2011) announced itself as something different in supernatural fiction — a werewolf novel written with the prose quality and philosophical ambition of literary fiction. Glen Duncan’s protagonist is a two-hundred-year-old werewolf contemplating whether to go on living, narrating his experiences with dark humor and unflinching self-awareness.
Talulla Rising shifted the series’ perspective to a female werewolf, while By Blood We Live (2014) brought the trilogy to its conclusion with an expanded cast of supernatural characters. The series treats its horror elements seriously while using them as vehicles for questions about mortality, desire, and what it means to be the monster. Duncan’s literary background gives the Bloodlines Trilogy a distinctive voice in a crowded genre.