Dawn-Wolf

by Paula M. Hunter

Everyone tells the story of the werewolf from a human’s perspective, but have you ever wondered how the werewolf feels?

It’s the winter of 1985. Sarah loves life in Jasper National Park. However, vivid and confusing dreams threaten to disturb more than her sleep. To add to her confusion the older members of her pack refuse to divulge why and where they go at the beginning of every other new moon, or why her happy-go-lucky cousins, Callum and Kiba return changed after their first new moon hunt.

Before long, she learns the mystery behind the new moon Long Hunt. It hides a startling revelation, which threatens to turn her world upside-down and has her questioning everything she has ever known. Sarah struggles to recall her true identity and discovers that fate may forever separate her from the person she loves the most. She must also defeat unknown enemies from the past who are closer than she realizes.

313 pages, Paperback

Published May 15, 2024

About the author

Paula M. Hunter was born in the UK and spent a number of her childhood years living in other parts of the globe. As a child, she loved to write fictional stories and poems. She studied and graduated, after many gap years, from the University of Life.

A reader of many genres and a lover of classic stories since a child, Paula enjoys writing stories that include elements of history, mythology, folklore, legends and humour. She is an animal lover and an avid anime fan.

Reviews

[Aura Nizharu · Rating 1 out of 5]

What the hell did I just read, it didn't make any sense, the jumps in time and scene are jarring, the narration is so scarce that the character are just talking heads, the plot is so thin that is nonexistance...
This is not a good book by any means.

[Crystal Wrongerahippie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a fast paced book involving shapeshifters. I couldn’t pick it down. I really enjoyed it. I would recommend.