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Lost Wilderness. a resistance story
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Ongoing, First published Jul 27, 2012
Prickles was hiding under the yew bush, surrounded by trees in front of the clearing that the pack lived in.  He was lucky his dirt brown fur blended in perfectly with the soil around him.  And his black eyes looked like the little berries that sprouted in the bush next to him.  I will never find a mate, Prickles thought, I’m too ugly.  He watched as Bramble, the leader of the pack, walked into the forest by himself.  Prickles recalled the day when Bramble banished Prickles mother, sister and Prickles himself from the pack.  He cringed at the thought of it.  It was snowing and Prickles had no way of defending himself as he was hauled out of the camp.  Now, seven years later, Prickles is back and knows what to do about the big creatures invading the foxes’ territory.
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**TRIGGER WARNING: this book contains scenes of rape and other sexual assault actions. Readers discretion is advised*** I hear a low rumble behind me as I turn back towards the woods. I hear the growl first and my lips part at the husky sound. A feeling stirs within me that I've never felt before. A pair of large grey eyes stare at me through the foliage. My heart races and my breath is taken away. As soon as they were there they were gone. Only one word continued to ring throughout my head that I could recognize. "Mate," I whisper.