<DIV>Being only half-vampyre in a high school like Danny Gray's makes you a <EM>whole</EM> loser. But Danny manages to escape the worst of the bullying thanks to genetic treatments that make it look like Danny's other half is human, not werewulf. Which is a good thing.<BR><BR>Ever since the development of synthetic blood - SynHeme - vamps have become society's elite, while wulves like his father work menial jobs and live in bad neighborhoods. &nbsp;Wulves are less than second class citizens; once a month they become <EM>inmates, </EM>forced to undergo their Change in dangerous government compounds.<BR><BR>Most of the time Danny pretends his wulf half doesn't even exist, but lately he's been having some weird symptoms--fantastic night vision; a keener-than-usual sense of smell; and headaches, right around the full moon.&nbsp;Even though it's easy to be in denial, it's hard to ignore the evidence. &nbsp;With a new girl digging into his past and watching his every move, there's only a month until the next few moon, and time is running out. How long can Danny hide what he is?</DIV>&nbsp;<BR>Set in a paranormal world not too far from our own, Peter Moore crafts an unforgettable coming-of-age story that will raise readers' hackles.