Forest Pack book I: A Wolf's curse
Pack wolves know that structure means survival. But in the unclaimed stretch of wood between them, a lone wolf pup called Nashoba has been taught quite a different lesson: structure means corruption. All the way back to the Forest Pack, the first wolf pack to ever be formed, packs have been a means for the strongest of wolves to control the rest of their kind. The lone wolf life is the only life for Nashoba, and in her case, she doesn't have a choice. As a whelping pup she suffered an accident that left her with a painful and destructive electric curse. She burns everything she touches, including other wolves. Around her, the corruption is rising in the form of a vicious wolf war, and her small family is caught in the crossfire. When she is targeted, she must flee, and soon she finds herself surrounded by survivors that are blinded by their trust in the laws. Only one other wolf seems to see the truth: a mysterious white wolf called Kasa. Murderous wolves are on their trail, and Nashoba, Kasa, and the other survivors of the war must escape to the treacherous land beyond Safara. Nashoba will not let any other wolf control her, but she is scarcely in control of herself. Her violent curse is at the mercy of her emotions, and she knows her emotions are strong enough to bring her down. When she finds herself feeling powerful things she never thought she would, she is greeted with something she never wanted: the responsibility for the survivors’ salvation. Or the potential for their downfall.
