A chance for a better life. A new adventure. A place that's not what it seems.
A revolution has begun. All over the United States, werewolves are being sent to rehabilitation facilities to begin a socialization program before they're released back into society as free men and women. It seems like the light at the end of the tunnel of captivity.
But not everything is how it appears to be. While other werewolves are sent to true rehabilitation facilities to appease the media, Taya is sent to one with a much darker purpose. Separated from her lover and friends, she's forced to find out the truth.
Experimentation begins before the werewolves even realize what's happening to them. As they're split up and segregated, Taya begins to understand the real purpose of the facility. Will she be able to escape, or will she die at the facility, like so many before her?
Includes all six serialized parts (originally sold separately)
Genre: FICTION / Fantasy / ParanormalI couldn't believe my eyes when I opened the note left wedged in our cabin door. The message inside was so surreal I had to read it twice. We were finally being released from the Blackfoot Werewolf Reservation, the place that had been both my prison and home for nearly three years.
Despite the good news, I couldn't neglect my duties. My hands took pause several times while I was cleaning the day's kill and building a fire, my mind repeatedly getting lost in thoughts of what life would be like outside of the reservation. It had been so long. How much had changed?
While there were plenty of concerns, the question really bothering me was what would happen between Rex and I once we left the reservation. For the past few years, I stayed with him as his companion and lover, living as a lone wolf by his side. He was a hard man with little emotion besides annoyance and anger, and sometimes I wondered if he only kept me around out of guilt from turning me into a werewolf.
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Already translated.
Translated by Luisa Maria Reyes Cortés
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Author review: Quick and precise. |
