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Wargs: Curse of Misty Hollow - Softcover

Rutherford, D Allen

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Synopsis

     The Wargs Trilogy blurs the line between science and science fiction in this original and gripping sci-fi thriller that takes you into a world of transgenic human-animal hybrids - real-to-life werewolves. In labs all around the world, scientist are creating human-animal hybrids. This story is so real-to-life you will ask yourself; is this fiction or prophecy?
     In this opening book to the trilogy we find Matthew Kershaw, a professor and crypto zoologist, is intrigued when he gets a call from an old college friend upset about an attack on a forest ranger in an Idaho valley. A pack of exceptionally large wolves with strange features mauled the ranger, but someone like Kershaw needs to get to the bottom of it. Canceling his plans for the summer, he heads to the scene. The idea of discovering a new species of wolf excites Kershaw, who's convinced that tales of animal totems, animal spirits, skin-walkers, and their brethren that he's heard about since he was a little boy must be rooted in truth. While Kershaw believes that a species of wolf could remain undiscovered deep in the wilderness, he thinks the assignment at hand will most likely end up being a simple wolf population survey. He has no idea that life is about to turn treacherous, and he'll soon be in the middle of a conflict between real-life transgenic wolves, Therianthropes, and human-animal hybrids.

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About the Author

D. Allen Rutherford is a former army officer and a retired international technology consultant with a B.S. and Masters degree.  Settling down in central Arkansas, D. Allen taught a year as an adjunct professor and three years as a science teacher in secondary education before deciding to devote his time and energy to writing science and historical fiction novels.
 
Combining his interest in science with his love of writing, D. Allen attempts to create science fiction novels that blur the line between modern science and science fiction. Layered within his stories are issues associated with controversial scientific research, leaving the reader to wonder, "is this really possible," opening the doors to moral and ethical debate.

From the Back Cover

Matthew Kershaw, a professor and crypto zoologist, is intrigued when he gets a call from an old college friend upset about an attack on a forest ranger in an Idaho valley.

A pack of exceptionally large wolves with strange features mauled the ranger, but someone like Kershaw needs to get to the bottom of it. Canceling his plans for the summer, he heads to the scene.

The idea of discovering a new species of wolf excites Kershaw, who's convinced that tales of animal totems, animal spirits, skin-walkers, and their brethren that he's heard about since he was a little boy must be rooted in truth.

While Kershaw believes that a species of wolf could remain undiscovered deep in the wilderness, he thinks the assignment at hand will most likely end up being a simple wolf population survey.

He has no idea that life is about to turn treacherous, and he'll soon be in the middle of a conflict between real-life transgenic wolves, Therianthropes, and human-animal hybrids.

Join Kershaw as he seeks to get to the bottom of old myths and potentially dangerous science in the first volume of the Wargs Trilogy.

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