January 1815. The Battle of New Orleans is over. The British are withdrawing. And the Rougarou seven feet at the shoulder, amber-eyed, intelligent, suffering is not. The third and final volume of the Shadow of the Rougarou trilogy brings the sixty-year curse to its revelation: the creature is not a monster. It is a man. It has a name. And what it needs is not silver through the heart it is its name spoken aloud by someone willing to walk toward it instead of away. Captain Jean Paul Patricio St. Germaine makes that walk alone, at dawn, at the edge of the bayou, with his grandmother's amulet against his chest and his grandfather's pistols at his belt and the medallion his sister-in-law Belle made not a weapon but a key held out in his open hand. The conclusion to a trilogy that began in the swamp and ends in mercy.
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