Red Moon

Benjamin Percy's novel imagines a United States where werewolves live among ordinary people, kept in check by laws, violence and drugs. When government agents break into Claire Forrester's home and kill her parents, she realizes how different she really is. Patrick Gamble is nobody special until he steps off a plane as its only surviving passenger and is hailed as a hero. Chase Williams, who has vowed to rid the country of the threat, is turning into the very thing he swore to destroy. All three are drawn into the conflict as the night of the red moon approaches, when an unrecognizable world will emerge.

Stephen King called it a werewolf epic and said he could not stop thinking about it after finishing it.