Lone Wolf

Wolf Pack, Book 2

By: Edo van Belkom

Narrated by: Alan Carlson

Wolf Pack is the inspiration for the new original series on Paramount+ and is a winner of the prestigious Aurora Award and the Silver Birch Award.

Caught between the human world and the world of the wolf pack…

High school is hard enough for most teens but for Noble, Harlan, Argus and Tora, some days can be a real howl. Born wolves, the shape-shifting siblings have spent most of their lives in human form, taking to the woods to enjoy their animal strength in secret. But all that could change at any moment…

For it’s only a matter of time before Harlan pounces on his high school nemesis, revealing his feral nature to all. Before Tora shares the pack’s secret with the classmate she’s got a major crush on. Before restless Argus gets fed up with trying to be a good student and disappears into the forest forever. As for Noble, he’s struggling to keep the pack together, all while fighting to save their forest home from corporate interests threatening to destroy it.

Then a lone creature reveals himself to the pack, leading them back to the story of their violent origin. Soon one of them will be forced to make a choice between the blood bond of the pack—and the powerful call of the wild…

©2005 Edo van Belkom (P)2023 Podium Audio

Critic reviews

“It is unusual for a sequel to be even as good as an original novel, and it’s even rarer for it to be better, but that’s the situation with Lone Wolf...highly recommended.”—CM Magazine (University of Manitoba)

(Wolf Pack #2)

I realize that this book was written for young adults, and as such I enjoyed it. I'll keep reading the series as the audiobooks become available.

Love the books

Wonderful book for young adults. I highly recommend it. I look forward to the next book

Good

Not quite as good as the first one, but still a good listen. It’s worth the credit.

Top Tier Voice Work

I have to say the narration was so perfect for this book. The most interesting part of the book for me had to have been when they started to hear about their parents and a pack their father was alpha of. I'm very curious to know about the other packs in Canada and what their position is towards the land that their parents used to call home?

- Sean D. James