Mark Leslie releases Fright Nights, Big City, the fourth book in the Canadian Werewolf series.
From Small Town to Big City – The Big Nickel to the Big Apple How a self-confessed book nerd has taken a life-long inspiration from Spider-Man Mark Leslie Lefebvre has a lot in common with Michael Andrews, the main character of his latest novel, Fright Nights, Big City . And Andrews has a lot in common with Peter Parker, the alter-ego of Spider-Man. Lefebvre, who writes under the name Mark Leslie, grew up in a small town with a population of approximately 2,000 people. To him, a “big city,” even with its 1980s era population was a little over 90,000. Michael Andrews, the hero of his Canadian Werewolf series that started with the 2016 release of A Canadian Werewolf in New York , also grew up in a small Ontario town, but found himself re-located to a much larger city. The series, which the author describes as humorous thrillers, follows the adventures of a man cursed with lycanthropy. On the nights of a full moon, he turns into a grey wolf with no human consciousness or memo
