Apex Predator: Wolf Moon

Book One of the Apex Predator Series

By: D.A. Roberts

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

They exist in myth and legend dating back to the earliest history of man. Different cultures have different names for the same creature, which has haunted the dark places of our collective psyche. Loup Garou, Werewolf, Lycanthropes, Rougaru, Michigan Dogman, The Beast of Land Between the Lakes, Oolonga-Doglalla, Shunka Warak'in, Skinwalker. The beast is known by many names, but they all lead to the ultimate Apex Predator. A predator that has no equal. A predator that preys on man. Horrific murders plague a rural county, leaving bodies torn and partially eaten in their wake. Detective William Greyeagle of the Lacland County Sheriff’s Office is assigned to the case. What he believes to be animal attacks awakens a dreaded fear from deep in his subconscious. It draws him deeper into his own heritage and the lore of beasts that prey on men. To find the killer, he must delve deeper into the teachings of his grandfather, a Lakota Medicine Man. Things he believed to children’s stories are proven to be hauntingly true. There are things in the darkness that haunt the world of men. Humans are not the Apex Predator that they believed themselves to be. There is something far worse waiting just outside the light. The deep valleys and forests of the Ozarks prove to be the perfect hunting grounds. Predator versus prey in the ultimate game of life and death. Who will be the victor? Who will be the Apex Predator?

Excellent story

We need a series. I really enjoyed this one. I hope there is more to follow

Glad I came across this title!

Really like the story, definitely continuing the series! Although it'd be great to hear a good narrator, the VN wasn't terrible. I didn't find myself thinking it got in the way of the storyline.. or maybe the story was so good it made it unnoticeable... either way it's worth it..

Great series from a Great Author

I've never been fond of werewolf stories, it's not that I avoided them, but the few I read weren't very good. Well, I can honestly say I love this book. The Native American storyline and intriguing characters combine to create a great read. While each book can be read as a stand alone novel, the overall storyline across 3 series is a much better tale when you read this series, Lakeview Man series and the Wild Hunt Series together, intermixed and in order. You will enjoy them all as the characters do overlap and stay true to who they are across all 3 series.