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In the midst of fighting a forest fire in the interior of British Columbia, Forest Ranger Garrett Brock notices something usual, a she-wolf moving in and out of the fire, carrying something in her mouth. After the fire is out, Brock stumbles upon the she-wolf’s cache, and finds her four newborn wolf cubs. Concluding that the she’wolf has been killed in the forest fire, Brock takes the cubs home to his wife, Phyllis, who prepares a warm box for them in the garage. When Phyllis checks on the cubs later, she is shocked to discover they are now human babies. She and Brock adopt the small werewolves and raise them as their own children.
At sixteen, Noble, Argus, Harlan, and their sister, Tora, are normal, well-adjusted teenagers, or as normal as can be expected when you harbour a big secret and have to contend with hair issues that give a whole new meaning to the expression ‘bad hair day’. Anytime the pressure starts getting to them, the pack head into the forest for a long run and to reconnect with nature.
One afternoon the four young werewolves are caught on video tape transforming from human to wolf form. Dr. Edward Monk, the scientist who films them, recognizes the chance filming as his ticket to fame and fortune, and immediately makes plans to capture one of the ‘creatures’. Within twenty-four hours, he has constructed a trap, and caught Tora in it. While Dr. Monk and his crew make arrangements to transfer their captured prize to a research facility in Vancouver, the wolf pack race against time to free Tora and destroy the tapes that document their shape-shifting abilities.
Are Brock and Phyllis prepared to break the law to rescue Tora? Are Noble, Argus and Harlan willing to go as far as killing in order to save their sister? Is there anyone outside the Brock household whom they dare trust to help them? Wolf Pack is an exciting story from beginning to end!
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