Wolf of Shadows

This original and moving story examines the way in which helpless life might struggle to survive the nuclear winter. The will to live binds a human mother and daughter to a wolf pack as they trek south from the Great Lakes, desperate for food and anxious with hope that they will conquer fear and cheat death. Told through the senses of a huge, brave, black wolf, this story makes compelling and very thought-provoking reading. There is a very real feeling of sincere and genuine concern about the book which makes it a cut above the usual rapid adventure read and certainly an original in nuclear holocaust literature.