They brought back the Ice Age apex predator. They didn't count on it being smarter this time.
Deep in the rain-soaked forests of the Pacific Northwest, the secretive Blackwater Ridge Research Facility achieved the resurrecting the Dire Wolf. But when containment fails, security guard Frank Gable hears a howl unlike any known animal – intelligent, coordinated, and terrifyingly close.
As livestock are ravaged with unnatural ferocity and hikers vanish on misty mountainsides, a reclusive biologist, a driven journalist, and a disillusioned security insider are drawn into a desperate fight for survival. They uncover a conspiracy shielding Project Fenris – a program that didn't just revive Canis dirus, it weaponized its intelligence.
Now, five enhanced predators are loose, learning, adapting, and hunting. They move like shadows, communicate in ways humans can't comprehend, and view humanity as rivals. Can the unlikely allies expose the truth and stop the Second Dawn before these ancient terrors reclaim the wilderness… and beyond?
Dive into Book One of a thrilling new sci-fi survival series where humanity is no longer the apex predator.
Dire Wolves, book 1 in the Wolves Of The Second Dawn series, brings us to mysterious disappearances, unprecedented animal activity, and deaths of livestock on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. A research facility happens to be at the center of everything, both physically and in the plot. This book goes one step beyond the average horror novel with the inclusion of sci-fi elements. This is the best 'dire wolf' book I've read, and I read just about all of them. Overall, 5/5 stars, highly, highly recommended for fans of creature horror and good horror in general!
The book needs serious editing. The ending is just plain terrible. The story in the writing is pretty good. There are parts of the editor needs to look at and correct. But the ending pathetic.