Cree & Dawn and the Wolf by Donna Fletcher

A thick, creeping fog envelops Cree, Dawn, and his troop of warriors as they make their way home from a weeklong event hosted by a powerful noble under the king’s patronage. The fog itself poses a challenge, but even more unsettling are the howling wolves echoing through the mist.

Before they can find shelter, the dense fog separates Cree and Dawn from his men. Dawn suffers a fall, leaving Cree to desperately search for safety. His search leads them to Clan MacMadadh, the long-thought-extinct Clan of the Wolf.
With the fog refusing to lift and Dawn needing rest, they are forced to stay. As Cree explores the eerie castle, he is warned not to venture into the fog, where wolves prowl dangerously close to the village. The deeper he digs, the more uneasy he becomes, and when he and Dawn discover claw marks embedded in the wooden floors, a terrifying thought takes root—one born of ancient myths… werewolves.

Trapped by the relentless fog and the ever-present howls, Cree faces a dire question… how will they escape and make it home?
Cree will not tolerate being trapped, and he will stop at nothing to protect Dawn—even if it means facing the leader of a wolf pack head-on.

Author Note: Read more about the Clan MacMadadh werewolves in the present day in Sexual Appetites of Werewolves.