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Book SynopsisIt was a lonely life the Wolfer led. He ate when he felt hungry, drank as he wanted, and slept where he fell. It hadn’t always been that way…Once there had been a cabin filled with the warmth of Katie’s smile, a bright flower that touched every corner of his life with love…that was all gone now. He’d left her one furious winter’s night, and when he’d returned, Katie lay in the snow outside their cabin, dead, surrounded by wolf tracks. Roan McCrae had been taking his revenge on wolves ever since. Soon, however, he learns that the wolf isn’t the real scourge of the land. That epithet belongs to Azle Steppe and his men. A powerful man, Azle Steppe’s greed knows few limitations. When he decides to take over the valley, Roan McCrae is the first one he’ll burn out and run off. And then the Wolfer will become the Wolf..and the Hunter will become the Hunted.
Trade ReviewWolfer is…a fast paced story with more twists and turns than a mountain trail. Mckee’s yarn spinning is as slick as the action on a freshly oiled Winchester. -- Gene Shelton
Wolfer reaches into the gut center of human emotions. He has captured the raw flavor of the Old West, the violent action, the courage, the greed of those who triggered violence when decent men would not abide it…McKee is a master of his craft. -- Jack Ballas
