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The Last Wolf

Legend of All Wolves, Book 1

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The Last Wolf

Written by: Maria Vale
Narrated by: Rachel Dulude
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For three days out of 30, when the moon is full and her law is iron, the Great North Pack must be wild. If she returns to her Pack, the stranger will die. But if she stays....

Silver Nilsdottir is at the bottom of her Pack's social order, with little chance for a decent mate and a better life. Until the day a stranger stumbles into their territory, wounded and beaten, and Silver decides to risk everything on Tiberius Leveraux.

But Tiberius isn't all he seems, and in the fragile balance of the Pack and wild, he may tip the destiny of all wolves....

©2018 Maria Vale (P)2018 Tantor Fantasy Fiction Paranormal Paranormal Romance Romance Science Fiction Wolf
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Beautifully written, The Last Wolf captures from the first scene. Vale has created a rich culture where the characters are wolves who turn into humans, rather than humans who turn into wolves. Silver is a powerful heroine whose integrity and loyalty shine through, while Tiberius is mysterious, intriguing and, where suitable, ridiculously amusing. How refreshing to read a werewolf book that isn’t all about the alphas. I didn’t know what to expect with this book, but I am so glad I read it. Very much looking forward to reading the sequel!

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I have a lot of thoughts about this book. But near the end the Highway of Tears is referenced. I’m assuming that most non-Canadian readers won’t have a clue what that is.

For those who don’t know, the Highway of Tears is a stretch of road in BC where over 80 women, mostly Indigenous, have gone missing or been murdered, and it is still happening as recently as 2023. This is not a place to use as a throw away reference in a work of fiction otherwise totally unrelated.

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