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“Violent, tender, thrilling…He keeps our attention until the final, startling sentence.” The New York Times Book Review

From the Southern Book Prize winning author of Rednecks: a thrilling novel of pursuit, survival, and redemption between two species in the American Southwest

Broke, dispossessed, and angry at the government after losing…


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1 author picked Wolvers as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This was a great book about wolves and a good thriller. Several points of view used to good effect, including the point of view of the alpha female of a wolf pack. It provides a decent introduction to wolves and the challenges of their reintroduction after almost being made extinct in the western US. The plot and the characters carry you along swimmingly. Really excellent.

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