1892, New Mexico. A wolf pack roams the Currumpaw Valley, preying on the cattle and evading capture by the exasperated local ranchmen. Due to his knowledge of wolf behaviour, a British naturalist by the name of Ernest Thompson Seton is employed to hunt down their notorious leader, king Lobo…
A beautiful re-telling of the first short story from Ernest Thompson Seton’s 1898 classic, ‘Wild Animals I Have Known’, this second book from award winner William Grill takes up back to the dying days of the old west, when man’s relationship with nature was greatly exploited and misunderstood.
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