Devotion Of A Wolf – CJ Ravenna

Soren’s hand quivers in mine. “We don’t have to stay for this.” Soren’s mother screams as dozens of paws slam into the front door. Furious snarls and barks come from beyond, and the door rattles under the pressure of countless claws tearing into the wood. Soren’s mother scoops up her son and races for the back door just as a storm of wolves bursts into the cabin.

She runs outside and slams the back door on them, and Present Soren races through the walls and outside, bringing me with him. Soren’s mother runs toward the woods, carrying Soren in her arms. Wolves pursue her. A voice cries out, “To me, foul beasts!” Soren’s father hoists his pitchfork and points it at the pack. A few wolves rush him, but a couple others chase after Soren and his mother. The wolves hurl themselves at Soren’s father, and though he manages to stab a few, he’s tackled to the ground.

Present Soren looks away, eyes shut tight as his father screams. “We need to follow my mother!” Soren races off toward the woods. I know that despite his injuries, Soren’s father will live, the only survivor of the attack aside from his son. He’ll get stronger, driven by fury and lust for revenge, and years from now he will come to our shores with a small army disguised as missionaries. If I could kill him now and prevent the suffering to come, I would do so in a heartbeat.

But I can’t. Nothing can change what has already come to pass. All that matters now is that I have Soren, and he needs me. Grabbing hold of my resolve, I race after Soren and into the woods. His mother has managed to shake the wolves for now. They sniff among the leaves, growling in agitation. “Where is she?” Present Soren asks, looking around.

I grab his hand and lead the way deeper into the trees.

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No AI was used in the creation of any part of this book. This author supports human creators. This book contains sexually explicit materials only suitable for mature readers. First edition 2026 Beta reading by Lark’s Literary Nest Copy edits by Jennifer Smith Proofreading by Lori Parks Cover design by Natasha Snow All rights reserved. OceanofPDF.com Contents Content Guidelines 1. Chapter 1 2. Chapter 2 3.

Chapter 3 4. Chapter 4 5. Chapter 5 6. Chapter 6 7. Chapter 7 8. Chapter 8 9. Chapter 9 10. Chapter 10 11. Chapter 11 12. Chapter 12 13. Chapter 13 14. Chapter 14 15. Chapter 15 16. Chapter 16 17. Chapter 17 18. Chapter 18 19. Chapter 19 20. Chapter 20 21. Chapter 21 22. Chapter 22 23. Chapter 23 24. Chapter 24 Epilogue About CJ Also By CJ Ravenna OceanofPDF.com Content Guidelines BRIEF MENTIONS OF OFF-PAGE violent deaths including that of a main character’s parent and an infant OceanofPDF.com Chapter 1 Lyall ICELAND, YEAR 821 The flaming arrow arcs through the sky and lands on the pyre, setting the wood aflame.

I can’t bring myself to watch as the fire consumes my father’s body. Alpha Erik, son of Thorin and Freda, is dead. Tears threaten to spill down my cheeks, but I fear weeping will make me look weak. I’m eighteen, my father is dead, and it’s time for me to be a man. But how can I when our family is torn to pieces?

Yesterday I wed the man I love. I feasted with my family, not knowing it would be our last meal with Father.

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