The moon in a glass with whiskey. Book 2: Werewolf and Hunter. Gardner E.

By the beginning of the 2000s, Ireland remained the only country where magic has survived, and representatives of the magical people still live among people who are closely monitored by the magical police. The young werewolf Ruari Konari with all his might tries not to endure the law, knowing that the violation will cost life both to him and his whole family. However, Ruari does not go out to integrate into human society, nor suppress his essence, nor forget about the ancient customs of werewolves. The only way to drown out your bestial aggression is the excessive use of whiskey each full moon. However, of all the misfortunes that fell on Ruari, this is far from the most terrible. By the will of chance, he becomes the only defender of magical creatures - trolls, fairies, witches and many others that the magical police hunt for. And the Necromancer who has recently moved to the city also threatens to become a source of big problems. Meanwhile, laws are tightened. And the hunters combine the guns and cast silver bullets, waiting for a license to hunt the last werewolf.