Wolf Road

Wolf Path Book Description I don't know what happened to us. All I know is that one day all the maps became useless and we had to make our own. Elka was a seven-year-old girl when the storm cloud came and took her. He had what was left of the world after the Great Folly and the Collapse, when forests turned into swamps and cities into ruins. He did not trust this world very much and lived his life in the forest; He didn't like the roads, the towns, the people. Throughout his short life, he had lived by the rules of the forest and himself, the first of which was not to trust the path of another person. There were no lies in the forest, the forest did not know how to lie. There was no disappointment, no malice; Everything in the forest was as it was, except for what people took with them. Elka first learned to hunt, to escape from wolves and bears; Then he realized that something bad was going on around him. Realizing that he could no longer stay in this forest, he decided to go north in the hope of finding his parents. He had a plan and he was going to implement it to the end. Wolves and bears did not give up when defeated. Wildlife would continue to live until there was no strength left in its muscles and bones; The wildlife wouldn't give up, and neither would Elka. “A remarkable debut novel that drew me in from the first page. It reminds me of the wild world in Cormac McCarthy's The Road.” - Nick Cutter, author of The Dark Island - "A dazzling... brilliant thriller with a delightful style and unforgettable characters." –Scott Hawkins, author of The Library on Ash Mountain - “A highly suspenseful journey into a grim and terrifying, predictable post-apocalyptic world.” - Paul Tremblay, author of Ghosts in My Head - (From the Promotional Bulletin)