Lobo

Diary Of A Lone Wolf #1

by Christopher Craft

Under a dark and starless sky, somewhere in the distance, a lone wolf cries... The life of an Alpha wolf is a lonely and harsh one. For Lobo, life in the Frozo Mountains is fraught with danger and uncertainty, and it is by his wits and strength alone that he must rely in order to keep his pack safe and fed throughout the long, arduous winter.

However, when food scarcity and desperation begin to splinter the morale of his fellow wolves, the pack fall victim to a natural disaster of their own causing--an avalanche. Now, injured and separated from his pack, Lobo must journey through unfamiliar terrain and unknown climates in order to find his brothers and sisters and reunite his pack.

Will Lobo’s will to survive and protect his pack be enough to complete such a daunting journey? Will the pack ever be reunited? Come along on this epic journey that tests the willpower of even the strongest of creatures.

Grab the whole collection today and don’t miss a second of the exciting series: Diary of a Legendary Lone Wolf!

116 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 28, 2015

Reviews

[J.R. Tyger · Rating 5 out of 5]

Take a journey with the lone wolf, Lobo. He starts as an alpha wolf to his pack. With food scarce in the mountains of Frozo, a snow covered mountain, the pack comes across a huge rabbit on to lose it. In the loss of the rabbit comes an avalanche burying the pack. When Lobo awakes from and frees himself, his pack is nowhere to be found. He finds himself a rabbit and a place to sleep for the night. When the morning comes aka night, he makes his way out of the cave he found. Only to come face to face with skeletons. He manages to escape and going further from the mountain. He runs into his pack, who has turned their backs on him for supposedly abandoning them. Charles, one of the wolves and now alpha, injuries Lobo. He winds up with a human farmer that takes care of him. He comes to, and allowing himself to heal just enough to walk he leaves the farmer. Off to find his pack. To win his pack back.

What a story?! My son, who is 7, loved this. He is mega into Minecraft. He plays the game, watches youtube videos, and now he gets stories read to him. At least, until he is at a reading level to read it himself. A definite suggestion if you or someone you know has a major interest in Minecraft and enjoys reading anything on the games they like to play. Can't wait to share the next story with my son.

[Lynn G Baker · Rating 5 out of 5]

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