Connor Lewis and Arden LaTène are experiencing a reversal of fortunes. Arden, once a prominent werewolf, has been cured against his will. As a result, he’s now considered dead by his former pack and has lost his longtime girlfriend in the mix. Connor, a newly created werewolf whose DNA has inadvertently led to the creation of this cure, now has to make some important decisions about his future and is not sure who he should trust. Should he join a pack or try to go it alone? When Connor is summoned to testify in front of the werewolves against the scientist who developed the cure, he’s forced to choose sides. On one side is the Hounds of God, a faith and law based organization of humans, bitten and turned into werewolves against their wills. They have been the lawmakers and enforcers for hundreds of years, ensuring that werewolves don’t endanger the lives of more humans and exacting justice upon those who do. On the other, the pack werewolves. Born into the world as werewolves and living on the outskirts of human society, they have been persecuted for centuries and are seeking to tip the balance of power. Somewhere in the middle and possibly playing both sides is Madison Dallaire, the girl Connor has complicated feelings for, who has embarked on a path of corporate espionage. In the second book of The Magdeburg Trilogy, Connor’s loyalties are pushed to the limits as he faces the challenges of being a modern werewolf caught in the grip of an ancient feud.

Kat Kruger is a freelance writer and social media consultant with a degree in public relations from Mount Saint Vincent University. Her first novel, The Night Has Teeth (The Magdeburg Trilogy, Book One) won the 34th Atlantic Writing Competition and was listed as a Best Book for Kids & Teens by the Canadian Children’s Book Centre (Spring 2013). She splits her time between Toronto and Halifax with her husband.

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