Wuthering Heights and a Werewolf...and a Zombie too by Ralph S. King

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I don't know about the zombie - I never made it that far. The thing with it is, Wuthering Heights is a GREAT book, a fantastic book, and there is probably a way to make it into a GREAT and funny book by adding in your werewolves and your zombies but this just reads like Wuthering Heights, with the odd wolf-related observation chucked in there. I've read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and loved it - it was the perfect monster genre mashup - but this, this is complete and utter rubbish.

Wuthering Heights and a Werewolf...and a Zombie too by Ralph S. King