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The Wolf Arrives 16 June!
The Wolf Arrives 16 June!
The Wolf Who Ate the Sun is coming to Amazon and Barnes&Noble in time for Pride. Picking up weeks after the events of The Seraph's Blade Clary faces the fallout of killing an archangel. Read more and find out about deals on our news page!
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Clarence “Clary” Saint-Michel has vanquished the archangel, Michael, but now everyone wants a piece of him—what’s left, at least. That victory came with a cost. Not only has Clary lost the love of his life, he is losing his identity. He has been stripped of his fae abilities. The Archonate ruling the West Coast has branded him a terrorist. His new-found celebrity as the “Hero of San Francisco” is a mantle he is not ready to wear. While he struggles with the loss, he just wants peace, routine, and anonymity during an Apocalypse.
Clary and his sister, Evvie, prepare to return home and put San Francisco behind them. It’s not just a simple trip. They are accompanied by Evvie’s boyfriend, an operative in a shady secret organization. The angelic forces of Heaven have also been suspiciously quiet. It’s a lot for one fae wolf to worry about.
Maybe he could just run away from it all. Can he outrun the Archonate?
About the Author
About the Author
The creative voice of Shane M.K. Rooks has been shaped by a diverse background in technology and the visual and the performing arts. A lifelong student of world religions, folklore, and mythology, Shane forges his stories with a particular interest in the mystical and the mythical, his narratives spun from the unseen threads that bind cultures, histories, and human imagination.
Growing up in the storied Green Mountains of Vermont, Shane developed an early appreciation for narrative through imagery and performance. As an adult, Shane’s academic career took him across the country, from the Northeast to the moody forests and vibrant communities of the Pacific Northwest, before eventually settling in Vancouver, British Columbia. His transcontinental travels underlie the themes of transformation, displacement, and community that permeate his stories.
The Madding Veil invites readers into a world where the ancient haunts the modern, imagination takes center stage, and storytelling is a ritual of discovery.
Shane drinks his coffee black.
photo credit: Spence Spence
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