Some monsters are built. Others are born. Jane has to face both.

After months ghosting the backroads out of Sydney, Jane Doe keeps finding the same message chalked in places only the desperate look: Fix what you can. But now the pleas come with something new—sightings of Sabaoth, a black-ops experiment wearing a woman’s face and learning too fast.

Convoys vanish on open highways. Pop-up clinics turn into traps. In towns held together by wire and kindness, Jane does what she’s always done—stand between danger and the people who can’t run. She rigs seams, reads tracks, and refuses to let the light inside her become a spectacle.

Then Sabaoth changes.

Half machine, half wolf, the hunter takes the fight to daylight, forcing Jane toward a last line on the road out of Sydney—where bridges, rumors, and loyalties will either hold…or burn.

From Australian indie author J.J.F. Musgrave, Werewolves: Return of Sabaoth blends creature feature ferocity with kinetic, gear-rattling action. Expect chalk-written warnings, roadhouse sieges, drowned causeways, and a duel where angles matter more than strength. Jane can keep a town alive. But to stop Sabaoth, she may have to decide what she’s willing to become.

For fans of: Matthew Reilly’s velocity, Jonathan Maberry’s monsters, and post-apocalyptic thrillers with heart.