The Last Lobo

By: Roland Smith

Narrated by: Johnny Heller

When Jake follows his grandfather Taw to the Hopi reservation where Taw was born, he finds trouble. The Hopi are upset about a Mexican wolf. Since there are no wolves in Arizona, some believe it's a ghost. Others want to kill it because it's hunting their livestock. Jake is sure of one thing: he must help his grandfather save the lobo. It could be the last of its kind. Ruthless hunters would do anything to collect the reward, including killing anyone who gets in their way. But Jake is willing to do whatever it takes to save this endangered creature from its most lethal enemy.

Award-winning author and research biologist Roland Smith brings his 20 years of wildlife study to this action-packed adventure. Backed by Johnny Heller's narrative skill, Jake, who appeared in Jaguar and Thunder Cave, makes a powerful environmental statement.

©1999 Roland Smith (P)2000 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"In many ways, the plot of the wolf is secondary to Jake and Taw's pilgrimage to their native land and the strength of the relationships they build there. This would be a wonderful addition to any media collection." (School Library Journal)

Excellent!!

This is well narrated and excellent story for young and old alike...very enjoyable all the way around!

Excellent book

very good book.,especially enjoyed while walking a woodland trail.i highly recommend it. I look forward to more.

loved

I liked this even better than Jaguar, the first book in the series. A great book for middle school students.

Schools always give you the most dogshit books to read 🥀

Trash book, terrible storyline, boring asf narrator sounds like he’s being held at gunpoint to read this 😭✌️