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Wolf's Bane
Baron
For Joseph Baron, life has always been a struggle. From childhood poverty to a life of violence as a member of a gang, he was never given any reason to hope for a brighter future. That is, until he met Kendrick, the leader of a pack of wolf shifters. Kendrick convinces Baron to join the wolves, but along with salvation from his past, Baron is also given a sacred duty; to protect his eclectic new family from the Noturatii, the enemy who is relentlessly trying to wipe out their entire species.
John
Converted into a wolf shifter as a child and raised as a captive in a Noturatii lab, John’s life was a daily battle for survival. That is, until he met Baron. Now, his single purpose in life is to ensure that he’s never separated from the man he loves. But the Noturatii’s reach is long and insidious, and walking away from the trauma they inflicted is no easy task.
With a new crisis causing upheaval in their pack and the constant pressures of the war, all Baron really wants is to retire as alpha and enjoy the years he has left with John at his side. But as the wolf shifters put plans into motion to end the war with the Noturatii once and for all, their enemies reveal a secret weapon, one that has the power to bring down the most carefully laid plans, and which unwittingly activates an ancient prophecy. One final battle must now play out, with factions from every corner of the globe, and with consequences that will echo for decades to come.
Wolf's Bane is best read after Wolf's Gift.
This novel contains references to torture which may be disturbing for some readers.
For Joseph Baron, life has always been a struggle. From childhood poverty to a life of violence as a member of a gang, he was never given any reason to hope for a brighter future. That is, until he met Kendrick, the leader of a pack of wolf shifters. Kendrick convinces Baron to join the wolves, but along with salvation from his past, Baron is also given a sacred duty; to protect his eclectic new family from the Noturatii, the enemy who is relentlessly trying to wipe out their entire species.
John
Converted into a wolf shifter as a child and raised as a captive in a Noturatii lab, John’s life was a daily battle for survival. That is, until he met Baron. Now, his single purpose in life is to ensure that he’s never separated from the man he loves. But the Noturatii’s reach is long and insidious, and walking away from the trauma they inflicted is no easy task.
With a new crisis causing upheaval in their pack and the constant pressures of the war, all Baron really wants is to retire as alpha and enjoy the years he has left with John at his side. But as the wolf shifters put plans into motion to end the war with the Noturatii once and for all, their enemies reveal a secret weapon, one that has the power to bring down the most carefully laid plans, and which unwittingly activates an ancient prophecy. One final battle must now play out, with factions from every corner of the globe, and with consequences that will echo for decades to come.
Wolf's Bane is best read after Wolf's Gift.
This novel contains references to torture which may be disturbing for some readers.
697 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 15, 2022
About the author
Laura Taylor
24 books106 followersLaura Taylor is a pseudonym for Gabriel Danes. Gabriel is a bisexual, transgender writer of fantasy and romance novels. He likes watching ice hockey, reading about vampires and werewolves, cooking, and has fantasies of one day becoming a firefighter.
Gabriel lives on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia.
Gabriel lives on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia.
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February 15, 2025
Great Read
I absolutely loved Baron and John’s story. They both came from bad childhoods but became wonderful men. Their love was truly inspiring.
I absolutely loved Baron and John’s story. They both came from bad childhoods but became wonderful men. Their love was truly inspiring.
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