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Luna, the Lone Wolf
Luna was destined to be alpha once he became an adult, but before he got the chance, his own brother, Rajor, framed him for a crime no one committed, leading to Luna being banished from the pack. Declared a lone wolf, never to know the company of another wolf, Luna turns bitter as he learns to accept his new fate. Yet even as he does, other wolves, strange two-legged creatures, and one mockingbird, force themselves into his life, driving him through a gauntlet of trials where he must reconnect with the alpha he was born to be, or turn away from it forever – assuming he survives.
Release date: April 6th 2019
You can read a sample chapter here. Link
What do people have to say about Luna, The Lone Wolf?
Luna the Lone Wolf is more than just a thrilling tale featuring wolves, humans and the problems that arise between them. It's a journey. Forest leads the reader on an emotional journey with Luna. The reader will laugh, cry, and sometimes even shout as they travel with Luna. An imaginative tale told from a whole new perspective, you won't be disappointed. Luna the Lone Wolf is a novel everyone can enjoy, from a YA reader, to a classic fiction reader; everyone will find something to enjoy.
--Hollie Hausenfluck
I love how well and accurately the author portray the wolves. He's obviously very knowledgeable on them. Each character is so unique it makes the story riveting. Overall it's very well rounded and engaging. I'd recommend it to everyone. (And I have)
--Jensen Reed
Wolves have been at the core of American culture and lore for centuries, and (Forest) Wells takes all the charm and characteristics that have so fascinated us about the species, and lends to them a new depth and meaning.
--Sammie B
--Hollie Hausenfluck
I love how well and accurately the author portray the wolves. He's obviously very knowledgeable on them. Each character is so unique it makes the story riveting. Overall it's very well rounded and engaging. I'd recommend it to everyone. (And I have)
--Jensen Reed
Wolves have been at the core of American culture and lore for centuries, and (Forest) Wells takes all the charm and characteristics that have so fascinated us about the species, and lends to them a new depth and meaning.
--Sammie B