Run with the Wolves
Volume One: The Pack
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The Pack waited with stoic patience, not for a signal from their leader, which would come in due time, but for the moon. It would be the third and final night of the full-moon cycle of late July. This particular full moon was known as the Thunder Moon in this part of the world. With a familiar feeling of pins and needles coursing through their bodies, the Pack waited to greet the Goddess of the Moon. They were her children, after all.
The Pack waited for the return of ‘Diana’.
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It is the fifteenth century, and three kingdoms are caught up in the dire conflicts of their time. As the possibility of a peaceful resolution provides hope that a decade-long war will finally end, no one realizes that dark forces are waiting to invoke chaos as a full moon rises.
On a farm nestled beneath the Euralene Mountains along the western border of Medinia, young Willie works for the Smythes as a serf. One moonlit evening when the Smythes are gone to a neighbouring village, Willie hears the terrified cries of animals in the pastures. When he goes to investigate, he discovers that this wolf pack attack is like no other. Badly injured during the raid, he survives—but now he is afflicted by the full-moon madness that will soon transform him into one of the wolf creatures he dreads. With his life seemingly warped forever, Willie must face the prospect of a lifelong descent into horror.
In a time of witchcraft, superstitious folk lore, and fearsome creatures roaming the night, Willie struggles with an uncertain destiny and must seek help from the one man he holds most responsible for the dark fate that awaits him during the next full moon cycle.
“Beware of the full moon. This one is for all of the werewolf lovers!”
—Top Book Reviewers
A well-written and addictive first novel.
—Blue Ink Review
A well-developed, tightly plotted fantasy; readers will want installments two and three.
—Kirkus Reviews
About the Author
T c TOMBS earned degrees from Trent University and Wilfrid Laurier University in Canada. Like many Canadians, he loves hockey and golf, and he has a passion for medieval history, folk lore, literature, film, and music. Terry and his wife, Sandra, live in the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario, Canada, where they have raised five daughters.