S. A. Swann continues to reinvent the werewolf myth in this great novel set in the medieval world from the celebrated Wolfbreed. Like its predecessor, Wolf’s Cross is normally unafraid to combination boundaries and break taboos to inform an unforgettable story of romance and adventure that may forever switch how you think about werewolves. Maria lives a simple life in a little Polish village, doing work for the lord of the close by fortress. Motherless since birth, she’s been elevated by her father and stepmother..LEARNING MUCH MORE about Wolf’s Cross Around her throat she wears-as she has always worn-a sterling silver crucifix, to protect her in the devil. Roughly her father tells her.But when a contingent of badly mauled Teutonic Knights, including a handsome and gravely wounded son named Josef, ask for succor at the fortress, Maria’s quiet and comfortable globe shatters. For the knights are Wolfjägers, an order dedicated to the extermination of werewolves, and Maria, unknowingly, is among the animals they hunt. Just the crucifix about her throat prevents her body from changing into a lethal killing machine.When Maria meets Darien, a wolfbreed bent on exacting a terrible revenge on humans, she’ll learn the reality about herself, and discover her loyalties-and her heart-torn in two.