The Wolfen

Two New York City detectives, Becky Neff and George Wilson, are called to investigate the gruesome deaths of two of their colleagues — a case the police brass wants quietly buried as a random animal attack.

As the investigation deepens, the pair uncover evidence of something far more intelligent and dangerous than any stray pack: a hidden race of wolf-like predators called the Wolfen, who have lived among humans for generations and hunt with ruthless precision.

Told through both human and Wolfen perspectives, the novel builds a tense, gritty atmosphere as the line between the natural and the monstrous blurs.