Lone fox and the werewolf

Lone fox and the werewolf

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Nov 9, 2017
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*ON HOLD* Cleo is a lone wolf. Well technically a lone fox. Cleo is 17 and is the last of her kind. A fox shifter. Her mother and father were the leaders of a small lead of fox shifters the only known lead in the world. Her little lead of foxes was killed 10 years ago by one of the most powerful werewolf packs. The silver moon pack and their former alpha Maximus. Maximus wanted more power. He was scared of what the fox shifters could do. Fox shifters are faster, just as big, more flexible, and twice as strong as a full grown werewolf. So in order to be on top he killed every single one of them. Or so he thought. But what happens when Cleo meets her mate? The infamous.... Read and find out. ;)
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